With »Divide And Exit«, Sleaford Mods once again release on the indefinable low-profile music label Harbinger Sound, which is based in Nottingham. The album features 14 new tracks, all written in the last twelve months, and the result is an in-your-face record that is just as evil and unpredictable as its predecessor, »Austerity Dogs«. While Fearn's beats and loops draw the listener into the intensity of Sleaford Mods, they also open a wild gauntlet between intentionally bumpy dancefloor strutting and relentless punk. Wiliamson, on the other hand, takes the liberty of throwing out his unpathetic poison-and-bile poetry against the indifferent and bored individuals of this world.