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Asian Dub Foundation

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From its humble origins within a community-based education project, the electronica group Asian Dub Foundation has grown into a loose collective of musicians with a worldwide following appearing at major festivals such as Glastonbury. The band, capable of playing in a variety of dance-friendly styles, was the brainchild of Aniruddha Das who ran an education workshop where he was assisted by John Pandit. The groupâs first album was 1995âs Facts and Fictions displayed their knack for mixing hip-hop and various world beats. 2000âs Community Music earned Pandit an MBE in 2002, an honor he refused. Pandit's anti-establishment stance is reflected in the track âFortress Europeâ lifted off the 2003 album Enemy of the Enemy. The lyrical content is critical of European immigration policy with references to burning villages in Kosovo and machine guns on the cliffs of Dover. They pursued a variety of projects including 2005âs Tank and 2008âs Punkara, and creating a soundtrack for George Lucasâ first feature film, 1971âs THX 1138 over forty years after its initial release. In 2021 there was a determined push to make their song âCominâ Over Hereâ, a politically pointed attack on racism, the number 1 song in England the first week of Brexit.

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