The Feelies' first album in seven years, "In Between," finds the veteran New Jersey band in a familiar, yet evolved, mode, trading on the signature interlocking guitar lines and propulsive rhythms that have defined their sound since the late 1970s. The album is a testament to the enduring power of their post-punk aesthetic, offering a mature and satisfying entry in their discography.
- "In Between" was produced by The Feelies and engineer John Siket, who had worked with the band on their 2000 album "There's No Joy in Mudville."
- The album was released on Bar/None Records, a label that has also been home to artists like Yo La Tengo and Of Montreal.
- Upon its release, "In Between" was noted for its consistent execution of the band's established sound, rather than for any radical departures.
The Feelies are a post-punk band from New Jersey, known for their jangly guitars and rhythmic, interlocking drumming. "In Between" arrived after a decade-long hiatus from studio recording, during which the band continued to tour.
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