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Press for The Feed -
"Let The Feed remind you that rock & roll is about breaking borders, not being confined by them. In their quest to be completely guitar-free, the band members treat their instruments like a six-string, running organs and saxophones through stomp boxes to create elastic, crunchy tones".
– Riverfront Times, St. Louis, MO
"The piano-sax-drums trio makes a case for the keyboard's supremecy. By running his electric piano through a barrage of effects, Feed frontman Dave Grelle has erased the need for a guitar in high-energy, soul-powered rock & roll. Grelle is an engaging front man, and his co-conspirators Ben Reece (saxophone and bass) and Kevin Bowers (drums) contribute crack musicianship, harmony vocals, and no small measure of style and verve to the band's live performances."
– Riverfront Times, St. Louis, MO
"Its obvious this trio is soaked through with jazz and blues. Conversely, it's The Feed's ability to punk-out those soulful overtones that sets them in a head of their own."
- Austin Chronicle
"An animalist drum- electric piano-and-saxophone
assault … This power trio makes listeners forget the existence of guitar for a night with unmatchable energy and a rousing live show."
– City Beat, Cincinnati
"The Feed's clever songwriting and soulful overtones can appeal to the masses, but their music extends far beyond the mainstream sound forced upon us by major labels and radio staions"
– St. Louis Sound Magazine
"St. Louis' inventive trio The Feed put on a terrific performance in a small bar tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the festival. The guitarless rockerd sing along grooves, featuring nothing more than a keyboard, drum set, bass and occasional saxophone, sounded much fuller than you would ever expect. Playing songs from their terrific self-titled EP and a hand full of new tunes, the band managed to turn the sleepy little bar into a rock and roll dance hall. The Feed got my vote for the best band to kick back a beer with while getting your groove on."
- Just Press Play, Tulsa, OK
"A room-shaking experience. Charged with adrenaline, the band's live show crackles with electricity. Watch the young, inventive trio jump boundaries and conventions".
- Playback Magazine
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