XIT's 1977 album "Relocation" captured the band at a moment of intense creative output, exploring themes of cultural identity and displacement with a hard rock sound. The album's raw energy and uncompromising message resonated with a dedicated following.
- "Relocation" was released in 1977 on the SOAR label. The album is categorized under rock and hard rock genres. It was recorded and produced by XIT themselves.
- The album was recorded at American Sound Studio in Memphis. The mixing was completed at Quadraphonic Sound Studio in Nashville. John Hampton engineered the album.
- The release of "Relocation" marked a significant point in XIT's career, as they continued to advocate for Native American rights through their music. The album's themes directly addressed the forced relocation of indigenous peoples.
XIT was a rock band from New Mexico. They are best known for their politically charged music and their blend of hard rock with Native American musical elements.
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