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“Anti-Magic” Music Video Teaser Stills
This past weekend Foot Village met up with director Cristopher Cichocki in Wonder Valley to film a music video for the title track from our upcoming album, Anti-Magic.
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“T.A.K.E.”
Upset The Rhythm has announced that “Anti-Magic” will be out in July! Grab this mp3 from the album!
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Plan B’s two page spread about our London show
“Primitive beyond repair.”
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Anti-Magic Friends (free mp3s)
Dozens of bands covering Foot Village, including Death Sentence: PANDA!, AIDS Wolf, Jason Forrest & Tussle! Over 40 free MP3 downloads!
Official Videos
“Anti-Magic” Music Video Teaser Stills
This past weekend Foot Village met up with director Cristopher Cichocki in Wonder Valley to film a music video for the title track from our upcoming album, Anti-Magic.
Music
“T.A.K.E.”
Upset The Rhythm has announced that “Anti-Magic” will be out in July! Grab this mp3 from the album!
Music
“T.A.K.E.”
Upset The Rhythm has announced that “Anti-Magic” will be out in July! Grab this mp3 from the album!
WFMU: Free Music Archive
5 tracks of Foot Village live on Marty McSorley’s WFMU show (May 26, 2008)
“Protective Nourishment”
Free MP3 download from Friendship Nation (Tome, 2008)
Official Videos
“Anti-Magic” Music Video Teaser Stills
This past weekend Foot Village met up with director Cristopher Cichocki in Wonder Valley to film a music video for the title track from our upcoming album, Anti-Magic.
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Live Videos
PRE / Puppy Dog / Foot Village collaboration
Foot Village collaborating with PRE and Puppy Dog on the track “Chicken and Cheese 2″ live at the Smell (3/26/09).
Video by Japandabomb.
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Photos
“Anti-Magic” Music Video Teaser Stills
This past weekend Foot Village met up with director Cristopher Cichocki in Wonder Valley to film a music video for the title track from our upcoming album, Anti-Magic.
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Interviews
Gully Of Noise Interview
Foot Village are able to generate more sound - and more compelling sound, at that - per instrumentalist than any lesser group could hope to put forth, regardless of the size of their amplifiers.
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Reviews
Loud Farm preview of Upset the Rhythm SF Showcase
the what’s-what for the post apocalyptic dance party