Lost Albums 2000-2015 / In Depth // Drowned In Sound". Archived from the original on 16 April 2016 . Retrieved 22 May 2016. During the summer of the same year, Feeder began to finalise the song demos while on breaks from touring. The band recorded at the Milton Keynes recording studio, Great Lindford Manor, which comprises a family living upstairs and the studio downstairs.

The exhilaration of 2001 wouldn’t last however. The following year, drummer and founding member Jon Lee took his own life. Though the loss was devastating, Grant and bassist Taka Hirose continued on. With the elegant Comfort in Sound, the pair built an album that channelled their grief into a touching tribute that also signalled their creative resilience. While commercial success was an undeniable target, Nicholas’s penchant for coming up with towering choruses – previously demonstrated on the likes of 1997’s lost gem High – was balanced by a growing pessimism, borne out of a recent breakup. A mixture of moods was evident across the new material, spanning the likes of the assured We Can’t Rewind, the serene Satellite News and the introspective Turn, each bringing more shades to the table. In July 2001 Echo released "Turn" as the third UK single to be taken directly from the album. The single reached #27 on the UK Singles Chart. It was the last UK single from the album, but " Just a Day", a B-side from "Seven Days in the Sun", was released in December of that year, and made #12 in the UK Singles Chart. [8] "Piece by Piece" was released in Europe only shortly after "Turn". In August 2003, the album was later certified Platinum after the commercial success of Comfort in Sound. UK top 40 singles and albums searchable database". everyhit.com. Archived from the original on 2 July 2007 . Retrieved 3 November 2007.Producer Gil Norton worked alongside the band. In an interview, Grant said that there were periods of time in which there was friction between him (Gil) and the band, but said that despite the occasional arguments, they still remained good friends, [2] and continued to work together on the next two studio albums.