Andrew Fearn and Jason Williamson's eighth LP features guest appearances once again, including Sue Tompkins of Life Without Buildings, the duo Big Special, and Aldous Harding. Actress Gwendoline Christie (»Wednesday«, »Severance«, »Game of Thrones«) also makes her musical debut on the album, contributing her vocals to the single "The Good Life." "The Demise of Planet X represents a life lived in immense uncertainty," explains singer Jason Williamson. "When we wrote the last album, it was about stagnation—about a country that felt like a lifeless body. Three years later, that body has burst open due to war, genocide, and the lingering psychological aftermath of Covid." In their characteristically powerful style, "The Demise of Planet X" is both a mocking assessment of the present and an angry outcry against the looming cultural darkness. With clear lyrics and sharp wit across 13 tracks (that move heart, mind, and feet alike), the album strikes back. "The Demise Of Planet X" dissects toxic masculinity as well as Trumpism, combining the unmistakable style of the Nottingham duo with surreal social commentary. "The Demise Of Planet X" follows Sleaford Mods' 2023 album "UK GRIM," which reached number 3 in the UK charts.