His songs are not for the faint hearted but upon hearing one-man, barmy army Sleaford Mods' iconoclastic monologues, cut and splice samples and loops one might be inclined to ask such questions as is it Punk, is it Rap, is it New Wave or is it Hip Hop?

But what is interesting is not the definition of genre so much as the way in which he exposes the bleak reality of modern-day life with humour, pathos and a relentless, often brutal honesty within his themes and delivery.

His songs are an incendiary and inflammatory slurry of ranting controversy and an aural assault on the senses. There is a multi-layering of meaning both lyrically and musically whether he is relaying a past experience, mythical scenario or bouncing clever couplets and soliloquies over immaculate riffs and samples.

With wit and deft aplomb he tells the grimmest of tales from greasy spoons to crack dens; from the shelves of cheap supermarkets to sordid, penthouse parties.

Yes, there is arguably objectionable content; yes, there are expletives and profanity with lyrics of a lewd and lascivious nature… Sooooo if you think you may be offended then you should turn off NOW!…

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