[1] They alternate between raucous club and festival sets and recently featured on Mark Lamarr's BBC Radio 2 programme, God's Jukebox.
Oxford Music Scene described their performance at the OX4 Festival that summer as "completely brilliant" and "a breath of fresh air".
[5] Macbeth discussed the origin of the band's name in a 2009 interview: "Many of our heroes, like Ma Rainey, Bessie Smith and Louis Jordan, started out with a black touring troupe called who used the Rabbit Foot in their name.
The Original bit is just quite funny, and a little homage to a whole host of early Jazz bands who stuck that at the front of their name.
"[9]The band released their first album Year of the Rabbit on 3 February 2011,[10] which was described as "a damn addictive ride from start to finish...vivid, fun and full of life".