Sleaford Mods – T.C.R. – EP

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Sleaford Mods are pleased to announce the release on their new EP “T.C.R.” through Rough Trade Records on October 14th 2016. The EP contains five new tracks and will be available digitally, on CD and on 12” vinyl (comes with an Mp3 download code).

Jason Williamson discusses T.C.R.: “The idea behind the T.C.R. video was to show and use the actual 1980’s toy racing kit in its original environment which would of most probably been the living room floor for most kids at that time It’s a pretty crap device and I thought it married perfectly to the idea of life’s (at times) rotating dross. The narration/vocal over the song is just that, an account of a bloke reacting to what he feels is a routine laden existence by ‘escaping’ for the night to the pub only to realize this is also a limited experience and in turn all options kind of merge into a circular experience of never ending repetition that he tries to navigate.”

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Sleaford Mods are pleased to announce the release on their new EP “T.C.R.” through Rough Trade Records on October 14th 2016. The EP contains five new tracks and will be available digitally, on CD and on 12” vinyl (comes with an Mp3 download code).

Jason Williamson discusses T.C.R.: “The idea behind the T.C.R. video was to show and use the actual 1980’s toy racing kit in its original environment which would of most probably been the living room floor for most kids at that time It’s a pretty crap device and I thought it married perfectly to the idea of life’s (at times) rotating dross. The narration/vocal over the song is just that, an account of a bloke reacting to what he feels is a routine laden existence by ‘escaping’ for the night to the pub only to realize this is also a limited experience and in turn all options kind of merge into a circular experience of never ending repetition that he tries to navigate.”

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