Mother of Order England, UK
Mother of Order were Cath Rogan and the late Martin Hall. Born from shared politics, shared concerns and a general anarcho-
syndicalist outlook on life.
They write and sing songs of industry and songs of love.
Their first album, Warp and Weft is songs of and about the Lancashire Cotton Famine.
They also have a repertoire of bawdy folk songs and modern material with a folk twist
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