Amy Overd
Based in Bath and constantly travelling to Bristol, Amy Overd is a music journalist with an unfading love of that feeling you can only get at a good gig. Also sometimes found making indie/folk music, singing in a funk band and trying to finish her Masters.
With their new album out now and headline tour coming up soon, ‘Greasy Boy’ is a summery indie anthem
Like if Brit-Pop’s Blur and post-punk darlings shame met in a writing room, ‘Greasy Boy’ is peak summery indie laced with moments of hunger. Name deceptively dark, the vibe is unavoidably head-bopping and melody instantly hum-along-able.
The lyrics are somewhat in opposition to the rest of the track, the mild unease adding interest, if not a little confusion. The chorus descends into an ‘ooh’ section, harmonies and bouncing melodies giving something of an unkempt ode to The Beach Boys – The Greasy Boys, if you will.
Released with Submarine Cat Records as the final single before their new album ‘Make It Up’, ‘Greasy Boy‘ is a fun, moreish single that seems to get better with every play.
FEET have also announced their biggest ever headline tour for this Autumn, and are gearing up to support Psychedelic Porn Crumpets in the UK and Europe this July. Their headline tour sees them join the live CLUNK gang, gracing The Cornish Bank in Falmouth as part of 19 dates across the country.
Buy tickets here.
Buy our new zine here, featuring FEET as our cover band.
Watch/Listen to ‘Greasy Boy’ here:
Catch FEET at the following:
(* = Supporting Psychedlic Porn Crumpets)
Vinilo (in-store show), Southampton – 16th June
Jacaranda (in-store show), Liverpool – 18th June
Rough Trade (in-store show), Nottingham – 19th June
Crash (in-store show), Leeds – 20th June
Rough Trade (in-store show), Bristol – 21st June
Le Trabendo *, Paris – 26th June
Orangerie-Botanique (sold out) *, Brussels – 27th June
Junction *, Cambridge – 29th June
Engine Rooms *, Southampton – 2nd July
SWX *, Bristol – 3rd July
Paradiso *, Amsterdam – 8th July
The Waterfront *, Norwich – 10th July
Project House (sold out) *, Leeds – 11th July
Riverside *, Newcastle – 12th June
The Globe *, Cardiff – 15th July
Koko (sold out) *, London – 16th July
Concorde 2 *, Brighton – 17th July
Uebel & Gefährlich *, Hamburg – 20th July
Gretch *, Berlin – 22nd July
Freiheitshalle *, Munich – 23rd July
Bogen F (sold out) *, Zurich – 24th July
Joiners, Southampton – 3rd October
04 Bristol Thekla, Bristol – 4th October
Neighbourhood Festival, Manchester – 5th October
Rescue Rooms, Nottingham – 6th October
Favourite Days Festival, Liverpool – 6th November
The Grove, Newcastle – 7th November
The Brickyard, Carlisle – 8th November
Mash House, Edinburgh – 9th November
Broadcast, Glasgow – 10th November
Brudenell, Leeds – 12th November
Yellow Arch, Sheffield – 13th November
The Dome, London – 14th November
Where Else?, Margate – 16th November
Dust, Brighton – 17th November
The Horn, St Albans – 19th November
O2 Academy 2, Oxford – 20th November
Cavern, Exeter – 21st November
The Bunkhouse, Swansea – 22nd November
The Cornish Bank, Falmouth – 24th November