Feed The Rhino
Feed The Rhino formed in Bristol in the early 2000s. Their debut album 'The Other Side' came out in 2005 and included the song 'Diary of Cards,' which got...
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Feed The Rhino formed in Bristol in the early 2000s. Their debut album 'The Other Side' came out in 2005 and included the song 'Diary of Cards,' which got some radio play. They put out a few more records after that, like 'Feed the Rhino' in 2008 and 'Hollow Bones' in 2011.
You can hear a bit of alternative rock and post-hardcore in their sound, though they kept things fairly straightforward. Songs like 'Mr. Red Eye' and 'The Butchers' have that driving, guitar-heavy feel. They were a working band, not one that got huge, but they built a following through steady releases and playing shows.
By the late 2010s they'd released 'Still Life,' which came out in 2018. The music doesn't try to reinvent anything, just delivers solid, energetic tracks. If you're looking for their stuff, 'Diary of Cards' is probably the one most people remember.
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