Ritual Land, Uncommon Ground

Ritual Land, Uncommon Ground was born from extensive travels exploring Britain's ritual landscapes, a subject about which George gives regular entertaining and incisive talks to his South East London audience.

He amassed a plethora of talented musicians to help him realize his grand ambition and the result is a hugely listenable, entertaining yet informative, highly accomplished record. He recalls the works and writings of some of those who have influenced him, including Robert Macfarlane, Alfred Watkins (who first introduced the notion of ley lines) and Julian Cope, among others.