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The Feeling

The Feeling Discography

Never Be Lonely [Single]
Without You [Single]

The Feeling Genre Profile

33% indie
33% soft-rock
33% pop

The Feeling Articles

4Apr

Review: The Feeling - Without You

Okay - time for a confession. I really, really, REALLY liked The Feeling's previous single, I Thought It Was Over. As naff as it is to like them, I thought this song was a big cheesy, camp slice of awesome disco pop. I'll get me coat.

4Sep

Review: The Feeling - Never Be Lonely

Another slice of 70s-inspired, catchy, soft rock from increasingly-popular London 5-piece The Feeling. The third single from their critically acclaimed debut album Twelve Stops and Home, this song will certainly be bothering the charts. But what's with those lyrics?