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Tetes Noires – Clay Foot Gods – Vinyl Record
Clay Foot Gods is an album by the American alternative rock band Tetes Noires, released in 1986. The band Tetes Noires was known for their eclectic and avant-garde approach to music, blending various genres and influences into their sound.
Key tracks from Clay Foot Gods include ‘Reflections,’ ‘Walk Through the Ruins,’ and ‘Why Are The Farmers Dying?’ The album is characterized by its experimental and genre-defying nature, incorporating elements of rock, folk, world music, and more. Tetes Noires’ music often featured intricate instrumentation, intricate lyrics, and a sense of artistic exploration.
Original, provocative music from a six-woman rock and roll band based in Minneapolis. Their critically acclaimed debut record was largely a cappella; on this 1987 album they’re playing instruments, and have added a drummer. Produced by Brian Ritchie and Victor DeLorenzo of Violent Femmes.
While Tetes Noires may not have achieved widespread commercial success, they were appreciated by fans of alternative and experimental music for their innovative approach to songwriting and performance.
Clay Foot Gods is a representation of Tetes Noires’ unique and creative sound, making it an intriguing album for those interested in alternative and experimental rock from the 1980s. It reflects the spirit of musical experimentation that was a hallmark of that era.
Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal with promo drill in cover
Rounder Records 9008 1987
Track Listing
1 Reflections
2 Tell Me When
3 Dear Jane
4 Pour More Water on Her, George
5 Walk Through the Ruins
6 Bless Me
7 The Plain
8 Heading For a Fall
9 World Turning
10 Why Are The Farmers Dying?
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