London-based band the Four Fathers examine the horrors of a Tory government - and the danger of UKIP - in a hard-hitting song written by lead singer Andy Worthington. From the ten-track debut album 'Love and War', available here for just £7/$11 +P&P: http://www.andyworthington.co.uk/love-and-war-by-the-four-fathers/

Tory Bullshit Blues

The Four Fathers rehearsing 'Grenfell', featuring rapper Asher Baker, on June 6, 2018, eight days before the 1st anniversary of the entirely preventable fire in a tower block in west London that killed 72 people.
For a video of The Four Fathers playing 'Grenfell' with beatboxer The Wiz-RD, see: https://youtu.be/BLehKWOhMyY

'Grenfell' featuring Asher Baker

The Four Fathers, based in south east London, play militant, melodic rock and roots reggae - mostly protest music. Their latest album, 'How Much Is A Life Worth?, is available here: https://thefourfathers.bandcamp.com/album/how-much-is-a-life-worth Members are: Andy Worthington (lead vocals/guitar), Richard Clare (guitar/vocals), Bren Horstead (drums/percussion), Andrew Fifield (flute/harmonica) and Mark Quiney (bass), replacing Louis Sills-Clare, who was the bassist from 2014-16.

'Grenfell' featuring Asher Baker

The Four Fathers

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