Feel So Bad
Feel So Bad formed in Manchester in 2012 with James Smith on vocals and guitar, Tom Wilson on bass, Jack Carter on drums, and Emily Jones on keyboards. They...
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Feel So Bad formed in Manchester in 2012 with James Smith on vocals and guitar, Tom Wilson on bass, Jack Carter on drums, and Emily Jones on keyboards. They released their debut album 'The World We Know' in 2015, which included the song "(I'll Love You) Till The End Of The World." That track became their most recognizable piece.
Their catalog includes songs like "A Box For Black Paul," "Abattoir Blues," and "And No More Shall We Part." They put out albums in 2017, 2020, and 2022, following their debut. In 2018, there was some talk about similarities between one of their songs and another artist's work, but nothing came of it legally.
They've kept a steady lineup since starting, with the same four members. Their music draws from rock and pop, and they've built a following without much drama beyond that brief 2018 episode.
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