Nottingham post-punk duo Sleaford Mods have released two previously unheard songs, ‘Air Con’ and ‘Git Some Balls’.

The release comes ahead of the 10th anniversary re-release of their album, Divide and Exit, which is out on July 26.

‘Git Some Balls’ was originally meant to feature on Divide and Exit but was cut from the final version. Now, the track streaming for the first time ever.

'Air Con', which was released alongside it, is a reimagined version of the song 'Air Conditioning' featuring some different vocal effects and added keyboards.

Announcing the re-release on social media, the band said “Divide and Exit is 10! Feels like it was 30 years ago, but it’s only been 10. Mad!”

 

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As well as the re-release, the band announced a tour of northern England and Scotland, kicking off in November.

Sleaford Mods is comprised of vocalist Jason Williamson, and musician Andrew Fearn. Founded in 2007, they became known for their explorations of social life in Britain during the austerity-era.

A one-off t-shirt with the new cover will be available from the band’s webpage, with all proceeds going to War Child UK.