Album Review: Exiled by Bad Breeding

Bad Breeding's third album is a 32 minutes long riotous stomp in the face of neoliberalist ideals and platforms of privilege. With songs centred on dissecting police involvement in protecting capital rather than people, to a focus on scum landlords to sneering at the imposed economic measures of recent times which have seen an ever-widening gap between the rich and the poor and a visible increase in homelessness, Exiled is an antidote to the angry surrealist sloganeering of bands like Sleaford Mods. It is gnarly, provocative and anti-establishment to its very core.

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