Another Man's Ground

Inspired by the actions of a group of Stockton residents who chased a Benefits Street film crew from their doors, Another Man's Ground sees the trio celebrate their working class roots in trademark harmony and maintain their commitment to social commentary with striking songs like The Streets of Lahore - relating the brutal 'honour killing' of Farzana Parveen in Pakistan in 2014. Other original compositions have their roots in the First World War including the story of the German sergeant who came to the rescue of a British soldier serving him bread and wine in a shell hole in 1915 (Brewster and Wagner). Eight of the tracks are unaccompanied including a striking version of Billy Bragg's classic Between the Wars. The album was produced by the acclaimed Andy Bell (Spiers and Boden/The Full English).