Echo Park is the third studio album from the British alternative rock band Feeder, released in April 2001 on Echo. The album's upbeat and sometimes dark subject material, featuring references to summer, relationships, turning the clock back, and its much more commercial sound in comparison to previous albums, helped the album become a commercial success. Echo Park was Feeder's breakthrough album, with first single "Buck Rogers" making the UK top 5.
Feeder released three UK singles from Echo Park, "Buck Rogers", "Seven Days in the Sun" and "Turn" with "Piece By Piece" released in Europe only. The UK singles all made the top 40 of the UK singles chart. The album itself reached #5 on the UK Albums Chart; an unexpected success for the band at the time of recording.
Echo Park has continued to sell consistently well for its first three years, and in 2003 was certified platinum by the BPI. A 2005 readers vote in Kerrang! ranked Echo Park as the 25th best British rock album of all time.
