The History of Apple Pie Feel Something

‘Feel Something’, the follow up to last year’s ‘Out Of View’, the new album features ten brand new tracks and was recorded over the last few months at Sublime Studios in London. Like it’s predecessor, it was again produced and engineered by the band’s Jerome Watson with additional engineering by Joshua Third of The Horrors and Charles Reeves.

Formed three years ago, The History Of Apple Pie line up is centered around the songwriting partnership of Stephanie Min (Vocals) and Jerome Watson (Guitar) together with James Thomas (Drums), Aslam Ghauri (Guitar) and new recruit to the band Joanna Curwood (bass).

When British indie rock revivalists Yuck released their self-titled debut in 2011, the record's aesthetic was frequently described (and dismissed) as nostalgic, even though the band's members were born around the same time their grungey source material was berthed. It's not surprising that they're friendly with the History of Apple Pie, a relentlessly perky London five-piece whose similar predilection for American indie oldies has also been painted as a nostalgia thing, though the blatant nature of their influences means the description suits them much better.

01 “Come Undone”
02 “Tame”
03 “Keep Wondering”
04 “Special Girl”
05 “Jamais Vu”
06 “Puzzles”
07 “Dont You Wanna Be Mine?”
08 “Ordinary Boy”
09 “Snowball”
10 “Just Like This”
11 “Shake” (BONUS TRACK LP only – featuring Gary Jarman, The Cribs)