Brooklyn Vegan — Tickets to the BrooklynVegan-presented Sleaford Mods' US live debut at The Wick withThe Gotobeds and The Rogers Sisters are on sale now. Tickets for the late Mates of State show at Mercury Lounge go on AmEx presale today at... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — UK duo Sleaford Mods released Divide & Exit earlier this year and one of its strongest songs, "Tiswas," will be the basis for a new EP released on November 24 via Invada (the label cofounded by Portishead's Geoff Barrow).... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Pittsburgh's sarcastic, awesome The Gotobeds will be in NYC next month playing the BV-presented US live debut of Sleaford Mods at The Wick on November 29 with the reunited Rogers Sisters on the bill as well (tickets).... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis As mentioned, Sleaford Mods will be playing their first-ever North American show next month at The Wick on November 29, which BrooklynVegan is presenting. Pittsburgh's Gotobeds will also be playing that show. We pleased to announce tha... more info

Nialler9 — As part of Young Hearts Run Free’s No Idle Day festival next weekend, former KLF man Bill Drummond will give the debut of his performance lecture “How to Sell Your Soul to the Devil”. Bill will be “addressing” the audience in Marsh’s Lib... more info

NME — November 24 release features four brand new tracks more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Pittsburgh's The Gotobeds is the new band from guitarist Eli Kasan and drummer Tom Payne of the great, mostly dormant Kim Phuc. After a cassette and a couple 7"s, the band released their debut album, Poor People Are Revolting,... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — BrooklynVegan is very excited to be presenting the first American show by UK duo Sleaford Mods, which will happen in NYC at The Wick on November 29. Supporting bill is still TBA but tickets are on sale now. Here's... more info

NME — The duo say their music 'was born out of a hate for pretenders like you' in a tweet addressed to Kane more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Somewhere between punk, hiphop and spoken word lie UK duo Sleaford Mods. (They are neither mods, nor from Sleaford. They're from Nottingham.) Jason Williamson spews a tapestry of bile over low-tech, muscular backing by Andrew Fearn, th... more info