The legendary British band Asian Dub Foundation is a genre in itself. With their unique combination of jungle, dub, heavy guitars and barrage of militant raps, the group broke through in the mid-1990s. Their exciting music and social activism soon put Asian Dub Foundation on the radar of acts like Rage Against The Machine, Radiohead and Beastie Boys. ADF also collaborated with the likes of Sinead O'Connor, Iggy Pop, Chuck D. and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

In 2019, ADF released a re-issue of their Mercury Prize-nominated classic, 'Rafi's Revenge'. A 1998 album whose message is still burningly relevant. This was followed by their ninth studio album, 'Access Denied', in 2020, unleashing the classic ADF sound once more, with help from Greta Thunberg, 47soul, Ana Tijouw and Steward Lee.

Throughout 2024-2025, the band is touring the world with their 'Asian Dub Foundation 30th Anniversary Tour'. The occasion also includes the special album '94-Now: Collaborations', whose first track - a remix of Iggy Pop's 'No Fun' - is already available to listen to.

After more than 30 years, Asian Dub Foundation continues to wage adamant 'sonic opposition' to the 'powers that be', kicking around wilder and higher than ever.