
Released during the early-1990s folk-punk resurgence centred on Brighton's DIY indie scene, 'Liberty Song' from Levelling the Land (1991) arrived amid heightened tensions between New Age travellers and UK authorities, pre-figuring the 1994 Criminal Justice Act clashes the band would later campaign against. The Levellers' anti-establishment ethos, green anarchism, and communal band economics were embedded into their…
Canonical document of UK folk-punk's commercial breakthrough moment. 'Liberty Song' represents the genre's synthesis of fiddle-led folk, hardcore punk energy, and politically conscious lyricism. The video's DIY aesthetic became a visual template for socially engaged British independent acts of the…
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