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Little Foot Long Foot
12+ albums
Garage Rockblues rockcountry rockrockalternative
about
"Little Foot Long Foot was born out of necessity and practicality. While the two piece band was originally formed as a classic rock tribute act, front-woman Joan Smith soon accepted her inability to shred rad solos and they made the obvious choice, originals. Settling on a gritty garage-rock sound, the band began working on the material that would make up their debut EP, Just About Broke. After charting on college radio, making a couple of best of 2008 lists, and barrelling through the East Coast to wide acclaim, LFLF have recorded a new full length album, Harsh Words, recorded at the gloriously analogue Chemical Sound Studio (Tokyo Police Club, Death From Above 1979). Meanwhile, they have built up a reputation as 'the next awesome Toronto two-piece'. LFLF sound a little bit country and a whole lot of bluesy rock n’ roll. Comparisons have been drawn to Neko Case mixed with L7, Patsy Cline meets The Gun Club, The Gossip, and yeah…The Black Keys. Their lyrics reflect the title of their new album: LFLF are prepared to make fun of hipsters, alt-country types, brides, and of course, themselves." User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
