Review by Jose de Cura

Sleaford Mods' latest album, Tied Up In Nottz The Fear Of Anarchy, is a raw and visceral exploration of modern-day Britain. The duo, made up of Andrew Fearn and Jason Williamson, are known for their politically-charged lyrics and aggressive beats, and this album is no exception.

The opening track, "Army Nights," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its pounding drums and Williamson's scathing commentary on the state of the country. Other standout tracks include "Bang Someone Out," which features a catchy electronic hook and lyrics that touch on themes of violence and masculinity, and "Dregs," a slower, more introspective track that deals with addiction and poverty.

Summary by Jose de Cura

Tied Up In Nottz The Fear Of Anarchy is a powerful album that doesn't shy away from difficult topics. Sleaford Mods are unapologetically themselves, and their music is a much-needed voice in today's world. Fans of punk, hip-hop, and politically-charged music will find a lot to love here.