Levellers

Formed in Brighton, England, in 1988, The Levellers blend punk rock's raw energy with traditional English folk, driven by green anarchism and anti-establishment sentiments. Founding members Mark Chadwick (vocals/guitar) and Jeremy Cunningham (bass) built a dedicated fanbase through raucous early gigs and cassette releases like 'An Agreement of the People,' evolving into one of Britain's top indie acts with their 1990 debut LP and the breakthrough album *Levelling the Land*. They achieved massive live acclaim, headlining Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage in 1994 to a record 300,000 crowd, and established the independent Metway headquarters in Brighton.