Despite the band's shift to a harder rock sound, "Till Deaf Do Us Part" failed to make a significant impact on the charts. The album is notable for its more aggressive musical direction compared to Slade's earlier work.
- "Till Deaf Do Us Part" was the first Slade album to feature guitarist Dave Glover, who replaced Jim Lea.
- The album was produced by the band themselves, with John Punter as engineer.
- Upon release, the album reached number 65 in the UK charts.
Slade were a British rock act who found fame in the 1970s with their distinctive brand of glam rock and pop-rock anthems. By 1981, the band had shifted towards a harder rock sound, seeking to regain chart success after a period of lower visibility.
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