Children of the Sun (Feeder song)

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"Children of the Sun"
Single by Feeder
from the album Generation Freakshow
Released April 30, 2012
Format 7", digital download
Recorded 2011
Genre Alternative rock
Length 4:05
Label Big Teeth Music
Writer(s) Grant Nicholas
Producer(s) Chris Sheldon, Grant Nicholas
Feeder singles chronology
"Borders"
(2012)
"Children of the Sun"
(2012)
"Idaho"
(2012)

Children of the Sun is the second single to be released from the album Generation Freakshow by the British rock band Feeder.[1] It was released physically on 30 April 2012, one day after the album charted at #13 on the UK albums chart; the digital format was released the previous day.

Although previous single "Borders" was released on four multiple formats, "Children of the Sun" was only released on two being a limited 7" vinyl and digital download, thus reverting to the release format pattern of their most previous singles. Airplay for the single was much more limited than "Borders", while not being released while the band were on tour in which "Borders" was. This helped that single chart at #52, while "Children of the Sun" without that support did not chart in the top 200. The band decided not to release a CD format due to this reason (not being on tour allowing them to do a sales push campaign).

The album's title track was due to be released as a single on March 12. Promotional copies were sent to radio stations but as response was poor, the band chose to not release it.

Music video

The video features the band with Damon Wilson on drums, playing in a dark room while an artificial light-emitted-sun is seen behind the band. Cut scenes of ice creams, glasses of ice and three women sunbathing are shown throughout the video.

Track listing

7" vinyl

  1. "Children of the Sun" - 4:05
  2. "Find a Place" - 3:19

Digital download

  1. "Children of the Sun" - 4:05
  2. "Find a Place" - 3:19

References

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