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Sleaford Mods are back with a bang: Megaton
Song of the Day: The Nottingham punk-rap duo of Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn return with a bang and their first since 2023 – a punchy, catchy, dark-humoured mimicry number about how society is stupidly crippled by social media and separatism – with proceeds from the release going to War Child, the charity that helps children affected in conflict zones
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Gemma Rogers’ debut album No Place Like Home
Song of the Day: Catchy, witty indie pop with a fabulous riff, and lyrics that offer an antidote to the addiction of staring at a smartphone and the invasive and personal nature of social media, taken from the forthcoming debut LP No Place Like Home, by the London artist
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Bas Jan
Song of the Day: “I am not a company but I keep getting these emails.” Continuing the freelance life theme after yesterday’s Toro Y Moi track, two new and witty pop songs from the trio of Serafina Steer, and now Emma Smith, and Rachel Horwood
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From the video, inspired by Trumpton and Camberwick Green
Song of the Day: On the eve of their return to Glastonbury, we make another Trumpton connection here with the band's disturbing Wicker Man-style depiction of society in the shadow of xenophobic politics
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Michael Franti on the cover of The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy's 1992 album
Song of the Day: From Kate Tempest dystopia we highlight a natural forbear by Michael Franti and Rono Tse, where television's effect of ignorance still resonates, only perhaps more smaller screens and via social media
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