
American Football & Turnstile's 'No Feeling'
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American Footballs new single No Feeling, featuring Brendan Yates from Turnstile, is a shimmering blend of synths, guitar, and vocals, with Yates unique voice taking center stage. The track, the second from their upcoming album LP4, marks their first full record in seven years and showcases their signature sound blended with Turnstiles raw energy. The band is set to tour again in 2026, following a successful run in the US, UK, and Europe.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — American Football & Turnstile's 'No Feeling'. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 8th. This is Music News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the sound. American football just dropped their new single, No Feeling, teaming up with Brandon Yates from Turnstile. It's the second taste from their fourth album, LP4, hitting shelves on May 1 through Polyvinyl. This marks their first full record in seven years. Earlier this year in February, they led off with the epic 8-minute track, Bad Moons. No Feeling builds on that vibe with shimmering synths, smooth guitar lines, and layered vocals that hit an airy chorus. Yates jumped in during a studio session, turning a background harmony into the star feature. The band was blown away by his unique voice, scrapping plans for a group vocal to spotlight him solo. Fans are buzzing about this Midwest emo revival, blending American football signature sound with Turnstile's raw energy. They paired the track with a trippy music video showing ghostly figures partying on a sunken ship, flipping doom into a vibrant afterlife until a sub.
Rolls-in. Since their last album LP3 in 2019, they've put out a standalone single in 2021 and a 25th anniversary reissue of their debut. Look for them back on tour in 2026, starting in the US in May, before crossing to the UK and Europe that summer. It's wild how this band, born from small town luck, still resonates worldwide after all these years.
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