Feeder

...on a permanent basis and recorded two further albums. In April 2009 Mark Richardson parted company with Feeder and reunited with Skunk Anansie. Feeder have also been accompanied by touring members Matt Sime (keyboards; 2000-2002), Dean Tidey...

In this article: Grant Nicholas, Kerrang!, Comfort in Sound, United Kingdom, Echo Park, Pushing the Senses, Life thru a Lens, Silent Cry, and Jon Lee

This is the discography of Feeder, a London-based alternative rock group, who have released six studio albums, 28 singles , two compilation albums, four EP s and seven Japanese import compilations. It does not include promotional material...

In this article: Skunk Anansie, Jon Lee, Echo Park, High, Mark Richardson, Grant Nicholas, Download Festival, Suicide, and Crash

The Singles is Feeder 's second UK compilation album, following the limited release b-sides album Picture of Perfect Youth. The album has 18 of their UK top 40 hit single tracks (if "Shatter" and "Tender" are separately counted), with the...

In this article: Bright Idea, DVD, Picture of Perfect Youth, UK, The Singles, U218 Singles, Lost and Found, Suffocate, and Save Us

...DJing and making the odd foray into modelling with her friend Naomi Campbell - would bump into Richardson, who was then drumming with Feeder; she and Cass had remained friends. Ace, meanwhile, was teaching with Richardson in Brighton. Finding...

In this article: Skin, Skunk Anansie, Mark Richardson, Naomi Campbell, London, and Dalai Lama

"Suffocate" is a track by UK rock band Feeder re-recorded from their 1997 album Polythene '', and was released as an in-between single to bridge the gap between the then-current album, and its follow-up ''Yesterday Went Too Soon. Feeder...

In this article: Grant Nicholas, Suffocate, Polythene, Just a Day, Shatter / Tender, The Singles, and UK

"Tangerine" is a song by British rock band Feeder , released as the band's second single, and the first that was taken from the ''Polythene '' album. The single managed to gain word-of-mouth success and made #60 on the UK top 75- their...

In this article: Tangerine, Grant Nicholas, Trademark, Gran Turismo, Jon Lee, Polythene, London, and UK

...people alike, all who had come to see Feeder play live and I believe this encapsulates the reason for the band's success. Feeder had succeeded in attracting almost every age of music lover and almost every social stereotype - in short, it...

In this article: Southampton, Buck Rogers, Just a Day, High, Fallout 3, Seven Days in the Sun, Silent Cry, and Coldplay

Feeder cover Pixies at T In The Park Grant Nicholas and co play sunset show in Scotland Feeder played a crowd-pleasing sunset show at T In The Park at 8.50pm (BST) this evening (July 11), showcasing a variety of hits and covering 'Monkey...

In this article: T in the Park, Pixies, Grant Nicholas, Buck Rogers, Monkey Gone to Heaven, and Scotland

Feeder to play tiny London show | News | NME.COM Feeder to play tiny London show The gig will be the smallest gig the band have played this decade Feeder are set to play a one-off intimate show at the Proud Gallery in Camden, London next...

In this article: London, We Are the People, and Silent Cry

Stereophonics and Feeder to play Millennium Stadium | News | NME.COM Stereophonics and Feeder to play Millennium Stadium Bands will play as part of rugby Grand Slam celebration and Feeder are among bands set to perform a free show at the...

In this article: Stereophonics, Millennium Stadium, Heather Small, X-Factor, Wales, BBC News, and Rhydian Roberts