Feet Fall Heavy

2011 album from the British Alt-Rock quartet. Supping pints of Stella with music-biz legend Seymour Stein and hanging with Jack White discussing the finer points of Blind Willie McTell is all part of the life for Kill It Kid these days. Taking influence from artists as diverse as the Carter Family, Queens of the Stone Age and Woody Guthrie, Feet Fall Heavy pitches the band as a new breed of all-electric bluesmen. The band spent 10 short days in the studio aided and abetted by Leo Abrahams (Brian Eno, Grace Jones, Florence & the Machine), shirking traditions and pushing the band into new sonic territory - realized through 1950s American catalog guitars and broken ten watt amplifiers, in dispersed throughout with samples of Alan Lomax field recordings. One Little Indian.