2020, the band released the video for Stealing the Future. The track was from the album Access Denied that was released in September of the same year. Collaborators on the album include comedian Stewart Lee, Palestinian refugee band 47Soul, Ana Tijoux and Dub FX. Campaign for UK singles chart number one In September 2020, the band released their song with Stewart Lee called "Comin’ Over Here". This track was based on a sketch from the BBC programme Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle, which was a routine about the UKIP politician (and later, party leader) Paul Nuttall. In December 2020, a video for the song was released, which was part of an internet campaign to get the record to number one in time for the chart published by the Official Charts Company on 31 December 2020, thereby making it the 'Brexit Day Number One'. The song debuted at number 65 on the UK Singles Chart and made it to number 1 on the UK Singles Sales Chart. Discography UK albums Facts and Fictions (1995) Rafi's Revenge (1998) UK #20 (reissued 2019) Community Music (2000) UK #20 Enemy of the Enemy (2003) Tank (2005) Punkara (2008) A History of Now (2011) More Signal More Noise (2015) Access Denied (2020) Live albums, compilations, alternate mixes R.A.F.I. (1997) (originally only released in France) Conscious Party (1998) (originally only released in France) Frontline 1993-1997: rarities and remixes (2001) Live: Keep Bangin' on the Walls (2003) live at Ancienne Belgique Time Freeze: The Best of Asian Dub Foundation (2007) The Signal and the Noise (2013) (originally only released in Japan, basis for More Signal More Noise) More Signal More Noise: The Remixes (2015) Access Denied (2020) Singles 1997: "Naxalite" 1998: "Free Satpal Ram" - UK #56 1998: "Buzzin'" - UK #31 1998: "Black White" - UK #52 2000: "Real Great Britain" - UK #41 2000: "New Way, New Life" - UK #49 2003: "Fortress Europe" - UK #57 2003: "1000 Mirrors" (feat. Sinéad O'Connor) 12/10/2010: "A History of Now" 2015: "Zig Zag Nation" 2015: "The Signal and the Noise" 2015: "Stand Up" 2020: "Comin' Over Here" - UK #65 DVDsAsian Dub Foundation Live (DVD) (2003) See also Declining a British honour References External links Official website "Rappers with a cause", The Guardian'', 24 January 2003 Discography at Discogs English electronic music groups Musical groups from London Asian Underground musicians Desi musicians Nation Records artists Sound systems FFRR