Feeder release new video for single ‘Daily Habit’ today and announce intimate in store performances for August

FEEDER RELEASE NEW VIDEO FOR SINGLE ‘DAILY HABIT’ TODAY AND ANNOUNCE INTIMATE IN STORE PERFORMANCES FOR AUGUST 

NEW ALBUM ‘TALLULAH’ TO BE RELEASED ON AUGUST 9TH ON BELIEVE PRAISE FOR ‘TALLULAH’“

A welcome return from Feeder…this LP is just an absolute joy” – 9/10 LOUDER THAN WAR“

Tallulah is a celebration…” – 8/10 CLASH“

Feeder doing what they do best…it’s a summery blast of nostalgic guitar pop” – UNCUT

After already adding further shows to their UK headline tour in November due to demand, Feeder can now announce some intimate instore shows for August (full dates below). To coincide with this announcement, Feeder have today shared new video for single ‘Daily Habit’.

WATCH VIDEO FOR ‘DAILY HABIT

Feeder are in the midst of a resurgence, having scored consecutive Top 10 albums with 2016’s ‘All Bright Electric’ and the 2017 ‘Best Of’. That renewed power continues with their tenth studio album ‘Tallulah’, which will be released on August 9th via BELIEVE. ‘Tallulah’ was created during a particularly busy and productive period in the Feeder camp, with a new generation of fans emerging at shows and festivals in support of the ‘Best Of’ album. Its songs evolved very organically, with frontman Grant Nicholas writing on acoustic guitar and playing to his songwriting strengths. Producing with regular collaborator Tim Roe, Nicholas recorded the bulk of the material at his home studio in London.Opening track ‘Youth’ erupts into life with a flood of melody reflecting the band’s live performances as Nicholas’s lyrics conjure images of a classic road trip. The album as a whole reflects Feeder’s pan-Atlantic influences, which meld the power of American alt-rock with the songcraft of the British indie scene.“It’s a classic Feeder record,” says Nicholas. “I just write the songs which feel natural to me, and I have a vision of each of them in my mind like a short film. I wanted to make a lot of the songs really adaptable. I didn’t want them to have be massively produced, I wanted them to also work in a stripped-back way.”Highlights from ‘Tallulah’ include lead single ‘Fear Of Flying’. Contrasting dark verses with a skybound hook, it’s a prototype Feeder anthem that echoes the likes of Sugar, Husker Du and Foo Fighters. Lyrically it’s a tight fictional narrative, delivered in a four-minute song.“Everybody in music who has some success has a fear of the bubble bursting,” explains Nicholas. “A lot of things that come with success aren’t always positive. I wrote it with a female rock star in mind, but it was based upon my own experiences of being in a band, and what you see when you’re hanging out with other bands. It also touches on being a band in the social media age. It’s not just about being reviewed by a certain magazine anymore, it’s about being reviewed by virtually anyone who wants to do so. It’s a whole different world out there for everyone, of any age.”Other highlights include the strident ‘Blue Sky Blue, both openly honest and buoyantly optimistic, the Pavement-esque day-in-a-life tale of ‘Daily Habit’ and the corrosive metallic attack of ‘Kyoto’. The album closes in intimate fashion with ‘Lonely Hollow Days’, which feels close to Nicholas’s solo album ‘Yorktown Heights’ and ‘Black Clouds’ with a nod to his love of Nick Drake.‘Tallulah’ will be available on a range of formats: Standard CD; Deluxe CD bound in a book-pack; LP on Heavyweight White Vinyl; a Limited Deluxe Picture Disc LP and a Pink and White Cassettes versions. The album is now available to pre-order from ADD LINK, and everyone who pre-orders the album by ADD DATE will receive a link to gain access to a pre-sale for the band’s headline tour in November.

In addition, all pre-orders will also receive an instant download of ‘Fear of Flying’.The ‘Tallulah’ tracklisting is:1. ‘Youth’2. ‘Blue Sky Blue’3. ‘Daily Habit’4. ‘Fear Of Flying’5. ‘Rodeo’6. ‘Tallulah’7. ‘Shapes And Sounds’8. ‘Guillotine’9. ‘Kyoto’10. ‘Kite’11. ‘Windmill’12. ‘Lonely Hollow Days’

Feeder’s upcoming UK shows are as below. Please see https://www.feederweb.com/ for a full list of international tour dates.

AUGUST – INSTORES

1st – London, Banquet Records 8th – London, Rough Trade EAST9th – London, Rough Trade WEST12th – Liverpool, Jacaranda13th – Leeds, Crash Records14th – Nottingham, Rough Trade16th – Marlborough, Sound Knowledge17th – Bristol, Rough Trade

NOVEMBER – HEADLINE DATES1st – Portsmouth, Pyramids2nd – Exeter, Great Hall4th – Oxford, O2 Academy5th – Norwich, UEA7th – Leeds, Beckett University8th – Cardiff, Great Hall10th – Newcastle, O2 Academy11th – Birmingham, O2 Institute13th – Inverness, Ironworks14th – Glasgow, Barrowland16th – Manchester, Albert Hall17th – Manchester Albert Hall19th – Lincoln, Engine Room20th – Nottingham, Rock City22nd – London, Roundhouse23rd – London RoundhouseIn addition, Feeder are also confirmed to play the following UK festivals;JULY6th – Coventry, Godiva Festival14th – London, BST Hyde Park (with Robbie Williams)28th – Bude, LeopallozaAUGUST11th – Enniskillen, Shoreline Festival

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