This UK ‘guerrilla rock’ band is dominated by the imposing figure of Dominic Masters (b. Somerset, England), lead singer, main spokesperson and, most frequently, the subject matter of the Others’ songs. Formed at the start of the new millennium by Masters, Jimmy Lager (guitar), Johnny Others (bass) and Martin Oldham (drums), the band built up a cult following through constant touring and so-called ‘guerrilla gigs’, which included sets played on a London Underground train, in the middle of a busy ring road, and in Masters’ one-bedroom London flat.