Sleaford Mods - old rage for a new age

[polyester]

Are they spitting out what moz is too far off from now? Voice of the disenchanted in austerity times?
The Smiths of the NOW?

 

[Anonymous]

The Caesar was so 20 years ago.

Enjoy singing about the things you love.

Like crack addiction.

 

[Anonymous]

even crackheads, which they aren't, can speak the truth.
but look here, a liveset from salzburg:



a 'queen is dead' shirt.


cheers.

 

[polyester]

haha, always nice to have a bit of a laugh at someone else's expense.

i find the caesar a fine alternative to the bearded well-combed hipsterdom round here.
and as for the crackhead bit, i bet you were kneeled in the groin and immersed a baby's head, too, eh?

It's about the attitude, and i find a lot of the intellectual sideways glance on things ias with the smiths in them, too.



hence the smiths shirt of the wobbly one,

cheers.

 

[Qvist]

Don't really see any similarities with The Smiths, other than being artistically ambitious. But I do like them.

 

[polyester]

Don't really see any similarities with The Smiths, other than being artistically ambitious. But I do like them.

Musically, there of course aren't any similarities. But in the stance, that 'prole art threat', which the smiths represented alongside the fall and others in the eighties, which i dearly miss in todays music, they are about the next best thing to the smiths in the eighties, their cultural impact.

A voice for the elsewise unheard.