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The Features
American band
The Features is an American indie rock band from Sparta, Tennessee. The Features have released six full-length studio albums, three EPs, two compilation albums, and 18 singles.
The current lineup of the band comprises lead singer/guitarist Matt Pelham, bassist Roger Dabbs, drummer Rollum Haas, and keyboardist Mark Bond. Their sound was described as “somewhere between the pure rock 'n' roll of the British Invasion and the electronic, synth-happy beats that characterized ‘80s pop.”
members: Jason Moore, Parrish Yaw, Rollum Haas, Matthew Pelham, Roger Dabbs, Mark Bond, Don Sergio
formed in: Sparta
labels: Spongebath Records
genres: indie rock
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History
Matt Pelham and Roger Dabbs began playing music together in the late-1980s, and Pelham and Dabbs formed The Features in Sparta, Tennessee, in 1994 with guitarist Don Sergio. The three founding members soon moved to Murfreesboro, Tennessee, in the mid-1990s, where they met drummer Jason Taylor. Sergio brought friend and keyboardist Parrish Yaw into the group, and The Features began making a name for themselves playing bars and clubs around Murfreesboro and Nashville.
Within a few years, The Features signed a record deal with Spongebath Records, a local independent label that featured several of the biggest rock acts in the Nashville area, such as Self, The Katies, and Fluid Ounces. The Features’ first release, a six-song self-titled EP, was released in 1997.
Southern American indie rock band from Tennessee.
Years active: 1994—2016, with reunion dates in January 2026
Also known as: Features
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Liner notes
The Features, the records, oldest first
The Features
1997 ep
The Beginning
2001 ep
Exhibit A
2004 album
Contrast
2006 ep
Some Kind of Salvation
2008 album
Wilderness
2011 album
The Features
2013 album
Sunset Rock
2015 album
The Mahaffey Sessions 1999
2023 album
Records from MusicBrainz; covers from the Cover Art Archive.
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Composition
"From Now On" is a trap-fuelled song which revolves around Lil Baby changing his image, such as abandoning his lifestyle of "pictures with my Styrofoam" or buying too many houses. The song ends with him rapping in a whisper flow, while insisting the police are listening in and expressing his contempt for them.
Critical reception
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Music video
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