Sleaford Mods Release Expanded Edition Of The Demise Of Planet X Featuring Nine Previously Unreleased Tracks

Cait Stoddard October 15th, 2026 - 9:06 PM

Today, the musical duo Sleaford Mods has announced they will be releasing an expanded version of their acclaimed recent album, The Demise Of Planet X, digitally today, October 15, which includes nine previously unheard tracks. As for the music, the lead single, “Cato” is a collaboration with Life Without Buildings front woman and acclaimed visual artist Sue Tompkins and accompanied by a video directed by Tompkins.

Reaching the UK Top Ten on release at the start of 2026, The Demise Of Planet X saw Sleaford Mods collaborate with the likes of Aldous Harding, Big Special, actress Gwendoline Christie, rapper Snowy, soul singer Liam Bailey and Life Without Building’s Sue Tompkins as they produced one of their most ambitious records to date, undeniably one of 2026’s albums of the year. Enthusiastically taken up by fans, its songs contributing to the duo’s biggest live shows to date around the globe this year and speedily acclaimed by critics.

The Demise Of Planet X heralded a new chapter for the band, in part thanks to Sleaford Mods changing up their approach in the studio. Not only did the pair work in a range of new locations in addition to their Nottingham base, but they adopted a more holistic approach to the recording process, rather than compartmentalizing their individual contributions. The Demise Of Planet X demos are available through all music streaming services, while fans are encouraged to sign up to the band’s mailing list through their website for further information around their release.