Swim: Re-surfaced - Feeder Reviews

Feeder have changed their musical stylings somewhat over the years. Currently, I would summarise their style as strong, bold British pop rock. They are the kings of the catchy chorus and have written some fabulously cheesey singalong lyrics in their time (Buck Rogers being a prime example) It's interesting then to see how they all ...  Read the complete review

It doesn’t seem like almost 9 years since Feeder released their debut mini album Swim. The album was re-released in 2001 with a number of additional tracks recorded around the same time. The original release only contained 6 tracks but as the bands confidence in themselves and their music continued to grow, they decided to add an additional 5. The ...  Read the complete review

This mini album was the first 'proper' release from this two thirds welsh, one third japanese band. Feeder have gained a national, and international fanbase by their extensive touring in their early days. Frontman Grant Nicholas confessing to 'playing in every toilet in Britain'. Their efforts were not in vain, with the release of ...  Read the complete review

Feeder may have the hit the headlines for reasons they would not have wanted recently. The death of Jon Lee, their drummer was tragic, just when Feeder seemed to be getting the recognition they deserved they are hit back. Swim is the first ever album they released under contract as the current line up, way back in 1996. Swim was ...  Read the complete review