Feeder - Comfort in Sound

 One of my favorite albums
I absolutly love this album. It's one of those rare cd's ware I love every song. If I'm in a bd mood, all I have to do is put it on and I come right out of it. November 7, 2006

 Comfort in Sound. Comforting!
I love this album. As with the album after this ("Pushing the Senses") the album ends with a soothing track.

This album is jam packed full of goodies. From the hard rocking "Come Back Around" or "Godzilla" to the melodic "Comfort in Sound" or "Moonshine", this album is a must have for anyone who likes a soft, singing voice and some occasional heavy tunes. July 10, 2006

 total stink
i couldn's believe how dire this band was when i tried them out. not a half decent melody nor an ounce of character anywhere in sight. this band constitutes all the problems of modern rock music rolled into one. apparently the singer hates the clash - it therefore follows that the band are neither capable of recognising greatness or coming anywhere close to producing it. a first class stinker from a stinker of a band. May 31, 2006

 One of the top CD's ever
I'm not the type of person who can easily sit down and listen to a CD entirely throughout...I've always been the type who likes maybe 3 songs, will listen to just those, and then switch CDs. But with Comfort in Sound, it's totally different. I play this album all the way through numerous times. Every song has a catchy melody. Some are melancholy, some are cheery, and each song has some of Grant Nicholas' emotions incorporated somehow (and that's not a bad thing at all). This is by far my favorite CD..I wish the people in the states would catch on to this amazing band as much as people in the UK have!! NOT JUST RECOMMENDED, IT'S A MUST-BUY!!!! April 25, 2004

 Just the Way I'm Feeling...... (4.5 Stars)
Having suffered greatly (both musical and Emotionally) from the suicide of a band drummer `Jon Lee', the band dug the emotional depths of song writing & Musical direction and came back with a album to is as equally breathtaking as it its heartbreaking, and revealed a side (and musical direction) to the band, they had never been explored before......the album is a Tribute to the fallen drummer ("Just the way I'm feeling", "Come back around" & "Comfort in Sound" prime examples), with the emphasis on expressing just how sorely missed he'll be.....although some of the tracks express a feeling of unabashed melancholy, the band steer away from making the album one of tragic loss, and in amongst the anguish is quite possibly the most coherent & sharply written songs that singer/guitarist Grant Nicholas has ever committed to paper.....There are several Hard Rock Tracks that are superbly uplifting, but the question remains, if this loss has produced the Album of their Career....where do they go from here?? January 20, 2004

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