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- Summary: The two-disc compilation from the British punk duo features B-sides, rare and unreleased tracks from the last seven years.
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- Record Label: Rough Trade
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Rock
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May 18, 2020A fine showcase for how Sleaford Mods boil down punk and hip-hop's frustration into eloquent outrage and anger, All That Glue helps the converted and newcomers alike play catch-up.
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May 18, 2020Raw, real and humorous, ‘All That Glue’ is an important event delivering a conclusive overview of the duo’s achievements and successes at a time when there’s a real thirst for it.
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May 18, 2020It’s as good an introduction as any to Sleaford Mods’ peculiar charms.
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May 20, 2020All That Glue’s unearthed tracks easily punch as hard as their better-known counterparts, and each showcases Williamson’s bottomless reservoir of ways to vent spleen.
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May 18, 2020It’s far more satisfying musically, however, working as a good showcase for Jason Williamson’s stream-of-consciousness rants and Andrew Fearn’s unshowy but effective beats, from the frantic spleen-venting of 2014’s Jolly Fucker to the menace of last year’s OBCT.
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May 18, 2020All That Glue is a great compilation, and one that should please fans and newcomers alike with enough unreleased or B-side material to fill a full-length and enough strong picks from the band's past to give new fans a perspective on what to check out next.
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