The Feelies
Crazy Rhythms

The Feelies were a bunch of geeky minimalists who are perhaps best known to at least this posterity from the fact that their debut record, Crazy Rhyth...

The Feelies, whose enduring cultural legacy is inspiring the covers of increasingly terrible Weezer albums, were always a victim of geography. If they...

Back after nearly 30 years with this former sweetheart repertoire, Crazy Rhythms comes across exactly how it reads on the tin. Composed during the pun...

Glenn Mercer and Bill Million’s brilliant Feelies have long been unfairly overlooked in histories of New York’s punk and new wave era. Expressing neur...

The fact that The Feelies came from New Jersey – and complained that driving to Manhattan through the Holland Tunnel gave them headaches –...

Crazy Rhythms is both an artifact and a timeless piece of rock. Artifact given it was released an astounding twenty-nine years ago. Timeless in that i...

High on a string of reunion shows this year, New Jersey's Feelies are back – in print as well. Keeping it in the family, hometown label Bar/None...

It’s fascinating that over the course of a single album it slowly becomes clear that disparate bands like Interpol and Vampire Weekend clearly o...

Some bands evaporate never to be heard from again, others sink into the groundwater, nurturing what comes later. The Feelies fall into the latter camp...

The Feelies formed as a four-man rock band in a New Jersey suburb whose biggest 20th century shakeup was a textile strike. They wrote some original ma...