Andrew Fearn and Jason Williamson's eighth LP features guests again, including Sue Tompkins of Life Without Buildings, the duo Big Special and Aldous Harding. In addition, actress Gwendoline Christie ("Wednesday", "Severance", "Game Of Thrones") makes her first foray into the music world on the record, contributing her voice to the single "The Good Life". "The Demise Of Planet X represents a life of enormous uncertainty," explains singer Jason Williamson. "When we wrote the last album, it was about stagnation - a country that felt like a lifeless body. Three years later, that body burst open due to war, genocide and the ongoing psychological aftermath of Covid." In its usual expressive approach, »The Demise Of Planet X« is a mocking stocktaking of the present and at the same time an angry outcry that braces itself against the approaching cultural darkness. With clear words and sharp wit in 13 pieces (which set heart, mind and legs in equal motion), the album strikes back. »The Demise Of Planet X« dissects toxic masculinity as well as Trumpism and combines the unmistakable style of the duo from Nottingham with surreal social criticism. New product