History Music / Feeder

* MoodWhiplash: Taken to the extreme in ''Comfort in Sound'' with "Godzilla", a noisy grunge song sandwiched in between two soft rock tracks.

* NewSoundAlbum: ''Yesterday Went Too Soon'' trades the fuzzy guitars from ''Polythene'' for a more introspective indie sound while retaining the rockier moments from their debut. ''Echo Park'' leans more towards arena rock. ''Comfort In Sound'' and ''Pushing the Senses'' are softer in comparison to the previous three, [[GriefSong as a response to Jon Lee's suicide]]. The band has tried to that encompass everything they have done by that point and since, with ''All Bright Electric'' deviating a bit from the formula by having more folksy elements and ''Torpedo'' bringing their grungy elements to forefront in the context of their modern sound.

* NewSoundAlbum: ''Yesterday Went Too Soon'' trades the fuzzy guitars from ''Polythene'' for a more introspective indie sound while retaining the rockier moments from their debut. ''Echo Park'' leans toward more arena rock. ''Comfort In Sound'' and ''Pushing the Senses'' are softer in comparison to the previous three, [[GriefSong as a response to Jon Lee's suicide]]. The band has tried to that encompass everything they have done by that point and since, with ''All Bright Electric'' deviating a bit from the formula by having more folksy elements and ''Torpedo'' bringing their grungy elements to forefront in the context of their modern sound.

* NewSoundAlbum: ''Yesterday Went Too Soon'' trades the fuzzy guitars from ''Polythene'' for a more introspective indie sound while retaining the rockier moments from their debut. ''Echo Park'' leans toward more arena rock. ''Comfort In Sound'' and ''Pushing the Senses'' are softer in comparison to the previous three, [[GriefSong as a response to Jon Lee's suicide]]. The band has tried to that encompass everything they have done by that point and since, with ''All Bright Electric'' deviating a bit from the formula by having more folksy elements and ''Torpedo'' bringing a bit of their grungy elements to forefront in the context of their modern sound.

* NewSoundAlbum: ''Yesterday Went Too Soon'' trades the fuzzy guitars from ''Polythene'' for a more introspective indie sound while retaining the rockier moments from their debut. ''Echo Park'' leans toward more arena rock. ''Comfort In Sound'' and ''Pushing the Senses'' are softer in comparison to the previous three, [[GriefSong as a response to Jon Lee's suicide]]. The band has tried to that encompass everything they have done by that point and since, with ''All Bright Electric'' deviating a bit from the formula by having more folksy elements and ''Torpedo'' bringing back amping up the fuzziness in the context of their modern sound.

* NewSoundAlbum: ''Yesterday Went Too Soon'' trades the fuzzy guitars from ''Polythene'' for a more introspective indie sound while retaining the rockier moments from their debut. ''Echo Park'' leans toward more arena rock. ''Comfort In Sound'' and ''Pushing the Senses'' are softer in comparison to the previous three, [[GriefSong as a response to Jon Lee's suicide]]. The band has since tried to do something that encompassed everything have done so far, with ''All Bright Electric'' having more folksy elements and ''Torpedo'' bringing back a bit of the fuzziness into the sound that they developed over the years.

* NewSoundAlbum: Any album after ''Echo Park''.

* RegionalBonus: They are well known for relegating some of their best tracks to be Japanese bonus tracks (for example, "Just A Day", "Opaque" and "Shatter"). They also had a UK bonus track on Echo Park, in the form of "Satellite News", which isn't listed as such but is omitted from all other versions of the album. Meanwhile, the Korean release of "Yesterday Went Too Soon" got "High" as a bonus track.
* ShoutOut

** [[Music/{{Blondie}} Debbie Harry]] and actor Creator/SteveMcQueenActor in "Under The Weather".

** "The Healing" from ''Torpedo'' is also six minutes long, and it also features a darker and grungy passage on the bridge.

** "The Healing" from ''Torpedo'' is also six minutes long, and it also features a darker HardRock passage on the bridge.

** "The Healing" from ''Torpedo'' is also six minutes long, and it also features a ProgressiveRock passage on the bridge.

* AlbumTitleDrop: Most of their albums do this, with only ''Echo Park'' and ''All Bright Elecric'' averting it so far.

** "The Healing" from ''Torpedo" is also six minutes long, and it also features a ProgressiveRock passage on the bridge.

* EpicRocking: "Moonshine", the closer from ''Comfort In Sound'' is the only song in their discography to clock past the six minute mark.

* DarkerAndEdgier: While not as heavy as their debut, ''Torpedo'' features more harder and grungy elements compared to their last few albums, with its lyrical content being based on the situation around the world with the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic.

* HiddenTrack: The original pressings of ''Yesterday Went Too Soon'' have "Bubblehead" hidden after the closer "Paperfaces". [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent It doesn't resemble]] ''[[SomethingCompletelyDifferent anything]]'' [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent on the album]], sounding more like the songs from Music/{{Beck}} or Music/SoulCoughing. This was later subverted with the album being released on streaming services.

The band have released ten studio albums, with their most recent one, ''Tallulah'', being released in late 2019.

* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: On average, their music catalog could be ranked around the 4-5 scale, with some of their softer material like "Pain on Pain" and "Tinsel Town" dropping to a 1-2. The early ''Polythene'' era however could approach to the 7 range.

'''Feeder''' are a British alternative rock band, consisting of Grant Nicholas on guitar and vocals, Taka Hirose on bass and Karl Brazil on drums. Past members have been their founding member, Jon Lee, [[DrivenToSuicide who committed suicide in 2001]], and Music/SkunkAnansie drummer, Mark Richardson, who left in 2009 due to Skunk reforming and band differences.

* LighterAndSofter: ''Pushing the Senses'' and, to a lesser extent, ''Comfort in Sound'' are this to their first three albums, [[AuthorExistenceFailure mostly due to Jon Lee's suicide]].

'''Feeder''' are a British alternative rock band, consisting of Grant Nicholas on guitar and vocals, Taka Hirose on bass and Karl Brazil on drums. Past members have been their founding member, Jon Lee, [[AuthorExistenceFailure who committed suicide in 2001]], and Music/SkunkAnansie drummer, Mark Richardson, who left in 2009 due to Skunk reforming and band differences.

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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: ''Polythene'' is much heavier compared to the material they would be releasing after, borrowing heavily from the American {{Grunge}} and AlternativeRock scene. Some reviewers at the time alluded them as the UK's answer to Music/TheSmashingPumpkins.

* MoodWhiplash: Taken to the extreme in ''Comfort in Sound'' with "Godzilla", a noisy hard rock song sandwiched in between two soft rock songs.

* HiddenTrack: The original pressings of ''Yesterday Went Too Soon'' have "Bubblehead" hidden in the closer "Paperfaces". [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent It doesn't resemble]] ''[[SomethingCompletelyDifferent anything]]'' [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent on the album]], sounding more like the songs from Music/{{Beck}} or Music/SoulCoughing. This was later subverted with the album being released on streaming services.

* HiddenTrack: The original pressings of ''Yesterday Went Too Soon'' have "Bubblehead" hidden in the closer "Paperfaces". [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent It doesn't resemble]] ''[[SomethingCompletelyDifferent anything]]'' [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent on the album]], sound very similar to songs from Music/{{Beck}} or Music/SoulCoughing. This was subverted with later presses and the album releases on streaming services.