The band also maintained their close links with Chumbawamba, with whom they toured extensively and recorded the joint single "Enough Is Enough". Listed at number 1 in John Peel's Festive Fifty list for the year, the song was a strident anti-fascist anthem which received attention for its suggestion of meeting violence with violence: the pay-off line, delivered by Hanson, was ""give the fascist man a gunshot."" Both bands maintained a strong anti-fascist stance which in turn drew attention and threats from British neo-Nazi groups.