FEET poke fun at the artist labelling process with their new single, 'Greasy Boy'
It's taken from their new album, 'Make It Up', set to drop on 14th June.
FEET have shared a new single, 'Greasy Boy'.
It's the latest offering from their upcoming album 'Make It Up', following on from 'Sit Down', 'The Real Thing', 'Why Would I Lie' and 'Goodbye (So Long, Farewell)'.
Produced by Andy Savours (Black Country New Road, The Magic Gang, The Horrors) and mixed by Caesar Edmunds (Beach House, Wet Leg, Foals), the full-length hits shelves on 14th June via Sub Cat Records.
“We spent a great deal of time trying to define what we are as a band on this album,” explains lead singer George Haverson. “On ‘Greasy Boy’ I wanted to poke fun at that labelling process. Ultimately five blokes playing guitars isn’t a new phenomenon and that’s never been lost on us. I think recognising that and the choke hold it’s had on the guitar scene is important. As festival lineups slowly creep forward into a richer diverse future, the ‘eye rolling’ sleazy heartbreakers will hopefully get left behind. The song is about toeing that line, or if you may in fact be standing in its path.”
'Make It Up' is the follow-up to FEET's 2019 debut 'What's Inside Is More Than Just Ham'. Since then, they've released 2021's 'Walking Machine' EP and standalone singles 'Can't Get In' and 'Changing My Mind Again'.
Check out the new single below.
Catch the band on tour at the following:
JUNE
14 Kingston Banquet (in-store show)
15 London Rough Trade East (in-store show)
16 Southampton Vinilo (in-store show)
18 Liverpool Jacaranda (in-store show)
19 Nottingham Rough Trade (in-store show)
20 Leeds Crash (in-store show)
21 Bristol Rough Trade (in-store show)
26 Paris Le Trabendo
27 Brussels Orangerie-Botanique (sold out)
29 Cambridge Junction *
14 Kingston Banquet (in-store show)
15 London Rough Trade East (in-store show)
16 Southampton Vinilo (in-store show)
18 Liverpool Jacaranda (in-store show)
19 Nottingham Rough Trade (in-store show)
20 Leeds Crash (in-store show)
21 Bristol Rough Trade (in-store show)
26 Paris Le Trabendo
27 Brussels Orangerie-Botanique (sold out)
29 Cambridge Junction *
JULY
02 Southampton Engine Rooms
03 Bristol SWX
08 Amsterdam Paradiso
10 Norwich The Waterfront
11 Leeds Project House (sold out)
12 Newcastle Riverside
15 Cardiff The Globe
16 London Koko (sold out)
17 Brighton Concorde 2
20 Hamburg Uebel & Gefährlich
22 Berlin Gretch
23 Munich Freiheitshalle
24 Zurich Bogen F (sold out) *
02 Southampton Engine Rooms
03 Bristol SWX
08 Amsterdam Paradiso
10 Norwich The Waterfront
11 Leeds Project House (sold out)
12 Newcastle Riverside
15 Cardiff The Globe
16 London Koko (sold out)
17 Brighton Concorde 2
20 Hamburg Uebel & Gefährlich
22 Berlin Gretch
23 Munich Freiheitshalle
24 Zurich Bogen F (sold out) *
OCTOBER
03 Southampton Joiners
04 Bristol Thekla
05 Manchester Neighbourhood Festival
06 Nottingham Rescue Rooms
03 Southampton Joiners
04 Bristol Thekla
05 Manchester Neighbourhood Festival
06 Nottingham Rescue Rooms
NOVEMBER
06 Liverpool Favourite Days Festival
07 Newcastle The Grove
08 Carlisle The Brickyard
09 Edinburgh Mash House
10 Glasgow Broadcast
12 Leeds Brudenell
13 Sheffield Yellow Arch
14 London The Dome
16 Margate Where Else?
17 Brighton Dust
19 St Albans The Horn
20 Oxford O2 Academy 2
21 Exeter Cavern
22 Swansea The Bunkhouse
24 Falmouth The Cornish Bank
06 Liverpool Favourite Days Festival
07 Newcastle The Grove
08 Carlisle The Brickyard
09 Edinburgh Mash House
10 Glasgow Broadcast
12 Leeds Brudenell
13 Sheffield Yellow Arch
14 London The Dome
16 Margate Where Else?
17 Brighton Dust
19 St Albans The Horn
20 Oxford O2 Academy 2
21 Exeter Cavern
22 Swansea The Bunkhouse
24 Falmouth The Cornish Bank
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