Tallulah (White Vinyl)

Released on 9 August 2019, Tallulah finds Feeder proving that great songwriting never goes out of style. Their tenth studio album is an uplifting and heartfelt collection that balances soaring guitar anthems with moments of quiet reflection, reaffirming the band’s enduring ability to craft melodies that linger long after the final note.

Named after the daughter of a close family friend, Tallulah carries a message centred on the importance of family, childhood and hope. That sense of optimism runs throughout the record, while its broader concept as a “road trip” through the band’s pan-American influences gives the album an expansive, open-road feel. Songs such as “Youth”, “Blue Sky Blue”, “Fear of Flying” and the title track blend infectious hooks with thoughtful lyricism, while tracks including “Kyoto”, “Windmill” and “Lonely Hollow Days” add emotional depth and texture to the journey.

Grant Nicholas also explores fresh perspectives across the album. “Fear of Flying”, written from the viewpoint of a female rock star while drawing on his own experiences of life in a band, offers one of the record’s more intriguing lyrical moments, reflecting on fame and modern life without losing Feeder’s trademark warmth.

Commercially, Tallulah marked a significant milestone, reaching number four on the UK Albums Chart to become the band’s highest-charting studio album since 2005. It also debuted at number one on the UK Independent Albums Chart, highlighting Feeder’s continued relevance more than two decades into their career.

Packed with memorable choruses, rich melodies and an unmistakable sense of optimism, Tallulah is a reminder of why Feeder have remained one of British rock’s most consistently rewarding bands. Rather than chasing trends, they embrace what they do best, delivering an album full of heart, confidence and timeless guitar-driven songwriting.