Sludge Mother "Feed Me": New Single and Video

Single artwork for Sludge Mother's Feed Me: a cracked red lollipop in a torn foil wrapper on a pale green background, with the band's logo below
Artwork: Feed Me / Gebbia Media, LLC

Sludge Mother released "Feed Me" on Nov 13, 2026. The single is on Apple Music with a 2026 copyright for Gebbia Media, LLC, and a music video went up the same day on the band's YouTube channel.

Sludge Mother: "Feed Me"

The single

A Nov 13, 2026, press release from Atom Splitter calls the Los Angeles band's new song "a raw, emotionally charged single" that is "Rooted in the grit of '90s grunge and the intensity of modern alternative rock." The band says the track is about catching feelings for someone and losing your head over it, adding, "That is what this song is about. Full yearning hour."

The release frames "Feed Me" as "an early glimpse into the band's next chapter, with more music on the horizon." The YouTube description credits the writing to Sludge Mother and Tony Kim, production and mixing to Carlos De La Garza, and mastering to Kris Crummet. DJay Brawner directed the video for TUFFCREATIVE.

How they got here

Apple Music lists the debut single, "When The Earth Swallows Us," from Sept 18, 2024, which matches the release's September 2024 start. How Can Anything Bloom?, the band's first EP, followed, including "I Don't Want a Job," which Apple lists as a single from Sept 26, 2025. A LIVE SESSIONS set followed on April 24, 2026.

On stage, the release says the band has toured the Midwest with The Jins, shared stages with letlive. and A Static Lullaby, played Furnace Fest, supported SAP, and is set to appear at ShipRocked. With an EP, a live set and now a new single and video inside a year, "Feed Me" looks like the start of the next release cycle the band's announcement points to.

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