Leeds fans ‘floored’ as their new song is played at Elland Road during LUFC’s massive win
It was a ‘surreal’ experience for the Yorkshire band
A band of ‘life-long’ Leeds fans have been left “floored” after one of their songs was played at Elland Road last night.
Feral Family, a post-punk trio from Yorkshire, were stunned to discover that their latest single ‘The Razor’ had been played at half-time during The Whites huge Premier League win on Monday (September 14).
The band, self-described life-long Leeds United supporters, were thrilled when Elland Road's master of music 'Big' Leigh Nicholson sent them a video of the track being played.
In a post on their official Facebook page, Feral Family wrote: “Big thanks to big Leigh for digging the track and giving it a spin.”
Citing the experience as 'surreal', the band will return to Leeds on December 4 for a headline show at Royal Park Cellars. Details about tickets can be found here.
Feral Family are a Yorkshire post-punk trio consisting of Jamie Lowe (frontman/lyricist), Oscar Woods, and Regan Grimson. Hailing from the rugged Yorkshire coastline, they have steadily built a reputation for creating emotionally charged, cinematic post-punk that balances raw intensity with expansive storytelling.
Discussing their latest single, Jamie said: “It's about the assertion of never being emotionally backed into a corner again—having said all that needs to be said and everything being laid bare. I've used it as a coping mechanism when dealing with a rough time.”