SONGS FROM THE EP ARE
NOW AVAILABLE FOR STREAMING

The original members of Feel Love Fury recorded their first official release in the summer of 1999 with Ronnie Brothers of the old Audio Genesis Studios in their hometown of Wilmington, North Carolina. This full-length compilation, aptly titled source, became merely a glimpse of what was to come.

The band spent the next three years exploring their sound and playing live relentlessly, playing hundreds of shows all over the southeast in support of this album.

During this time, a few thousand copies of source were consumed by people all over America, Canada, and Europe, as a result of sales at the shows and through the band's website.

Their next recording sessions came as a result of the band being chosen to play live on the Warner Brothers television show, Dawson's Creek. Songs from source were used in the soundtrack of the show, but the choice to use additional, yet unrecorded songs led Feel Love Fury back into the studio to lay down versions of Seductive Sexy and What the Hell for use on Dawson's Creek. Once they were in the studio, they just were not ready to leave.

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Everyone was in agreement that it was time for a new release. So, under the watchful eye of Audio Genesis engineer Tommy Brothers, Feel Love Fury began laying down demo tracks to entice support from the industry in their new endeavour.

A copy of the demo cd soon made it into the hands of veteran engineer and producer Jeff Tomei (Smashing Pumpkins, Matchbox 20, Jerry Cantrell), and after a brief talk, Jeff decided to jump on the project.

Two months later, in early December 2002, Jeff Tomei was in Wilmington, busy in pre-production with Feel Love Fury. The process was tedious, but highly productive.

After five days in the studio, the five tracks were complete. Two of the songs, 194 and Lessons, are new versions of tracks from the source album. They had undergone such a change from their previous versions that all felt it warranted re-recording. The three other songs, What the Hell, Say Goodbye, and Of Emotion, were chosen from the demo sessions.

The Feel Love Fury ep was mastered by Rodney Mills (Rage Against the Machine, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots) and will be released sometime in late spring 2003.