Come Back Around

Where this album fits

In the catalog

Breakthrough — First single after a significant loss, marking a transition and gaining wider recognition.

Themes

grief and recovery· post-tragedy resilience

Career context

Released on October 7, 2002, 'Come Back Around' was Feeder's first single from their album 'Comfort in Sound', following the tragic loss of drummer Jon Lee. This period marked a significant transition for the band, as they sought to redefine their sound while coping with grief and personal change.

Stylistic neighbors

Biffy Clyro· Placebo· Ash

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Picture of Perfect Youth — Continues the emotional resonance with a fresh sonic exploration.

Sounds like this from elsewhere

Infinity Land by Biffy Clyro — Shares emotional intensity and melodic hooks with a blend of grunge and alternative rock influences.

Futures by Jimmy Eat World — Explores themes of resilience and personal struggle, with a similar mix of Britpop melodies and rock energy.

In Love and Death by The Used — Captures raw emotion and post-tragedy themes, marrying melodic hooks with an energetic post-hardcore sound.