Coventry indie outfit FEET head to the Wild West for the whimsical "Ad Blue"
Fresh from sharing the delightful "English Weather", five-piece FEET reveal their latest extraordinary track "Ad Blue".
With their contrasting addictive flourishes of jangly guitars with an addictive dance-fuelled bass motif, FEET's experimentation has created a new breed of indie. It's a formula that has so far seen them earn themselves a UK tour support slot with Honeyblood.
"It was the first song that really became about rhythm, and creating a more dance-orientated experience for our audiences," says the band. "It's also technically about making unsuspecting cups of tea with a diesel additive as a H20 substitute. We all have bad days."
Accompanied by a mischievous Wild West themed video, "Ad Blue" sees the indie outfit dance with kettles on a western film set, something which is both incredibly bizarre yet on-brand. Crafting a hugely contagious track with an almost insane video surely marks their presence in the indie world. If that doesn't do it, then who knows what will.
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