The Feelies are an American indie rock band from New Jersey formed in the 1970s, known for their intricate guitar work, jangly melodies, and influential post-punk sound that helped shape alternative rock. Led by Glenn Mercer and Bill Million, the band gained a cult following for their energetic live performances and albums like "Crazy Rhythms" and "The Good Earth," establishing themselves as pioneers of the indie rock movement. Though they disbanded in the 1990s, The Feelies reunited in the 2000s to continue inspiring generations of musicians and fans who appreciate their innovative approach to rock music.
