Hacker Farm will release their sophomore album, UHF, through Exotic Pylon Records on January 14, 2013.

It’s the follow-up to the Somerset collective’s 2011 debut, Poundland, and feature 10 gloriously disorienting new tracks. “There’s a word for this stuff,” Warren Ellis is quoted as saying in an accompanying press release. “Paramusicology, maybe. Psychotronic audio. It’s like two nutters on a farm in the wilds — which isn’t so far from the truth — got an old radio to tune into the flight deck of a UFO while it committed low-level strafing runs on the minds of the Western world. It is pulsing and alien and lovely, and I haven’t heard anything like it all year.”

Comprising members Kek-w, Farmer Glitch and Bren, Hacker Farm describe their own work as “a celebration of the home-made, the salvaged and the hand-soldered. DIY electronics performed on obsolete tech and discarded, post-consumerist debris. Make-do and mend. Broken music for a Broken Britain.”

You can listen to two tracks from UHF over at The Wire; check the video for ‘The Death Of The Real’, directed by Matthew Groom, above.

Tracklist:
1. 5.29
2. Deterritorial Army
3. Brulington
4. Konrad
5. The Death of the Real
6. One, Six, Nein
7. Engine Room
8. Grinch
9. Hinkley Point
10. Drive Time.