Feeder @ The Garage

Feeder @ The Highbury Garage [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

Showcasing the storming new album ‘Comfort In Sound’, Grant and Taka were in jovial mood, joking with the crowd and taking obvious delight in delivering the new material. To watch the whole gig from start to finish hit the links above, or pick out your favourite tracks using the interactive setlist below.

‘Come Back Around’ The jewel of ‘Comfort In Sound’s crown, a soaring Nichols vocal and pumping guitar riff. [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘Insomnia’ From second album ‘Yesterday Went Too Soon’. [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘We Can’t Rewind’ Well-distorted guitar lament from ‘Echo Park’. [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘Just The Way I’m Feeling’ ‘Comfort In Sound’s opener – a spacious, melodic introduction. [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘Forget About Tomorrow’ A soaring string-laden anthem, imagine if U2 were from Reading. [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘Helium’ Pulsing guitars beat under Grant’s sweeping vocal. From ‘Comfort In Sound’ [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘Quick Fade’ A bittersweet love song that could well be about sadly missed drummer Jon Lee. Tonight though it’s dedicated to ‘Comfort In Sound’s producer. [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘Summer’s Gone’ Another ‘Comfort In Sound’ track, and one that continues the downbeat theme before exploding in buzzsaw guitars. [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘Child In You’ Representing ‘Comfort In Sound’s ‘quiet corner’, according to Grant, this is a return to the show’s more laid-back aesthetic. [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘Godzilla’ And in the loud corner is this rampant fuzzed-up guitar workout that’s every bit as intense as its namesake. [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘High’ An early classic from the debut album ‘Polythene’. [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘Buck Rogers’ Feeder kick off the encore with this gleaming, chrome-plated breakthrough track from ‘Echo Park’ [Dial-Up] [Broadband]

‘Just A Day’ Orphan single that many feel is Feeder’s finest hour. [Dial-Up] [Broadband]