10 Reunited Bands Killing It the Second Time Around
It was either Jean-Paul Sartre or Axl Rose who said, "Nothing lasts forever, even cold November rain," and truer words might never have been spoken (or shrilly sung). Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Announce First New Album Since 1996 + Share 'In-Studio' Video
Failure have decided the time is right to strike again, announcing their first new album in nearly 20 years. Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure to Release 'The Heart Is a Monster' in June
Space-rock trio Failure have announced they'll release 'The Heart Is a Monster,' their first new album in almost two decades in late June. Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Reveal 'Heart Is a Monster' Album Cover + Offer Free Song
Failure have revealed the artwork for their upcoming album The Heart Is a Monster, along with a free download of lead single "Hot Traveler." Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Announce Summer Tour in Support of New LP, 'The Heart Is a Monster'
Following the release of their new album, The Heart Is a Monster, Failure will hit the road in support, kicking things off on July 2 in Lawrence, Kansas. Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Premiere 'Mulholland Dr.' From 'The Heart Is A Monster'
Alternative rock band Failure reunited last year, and now, for the first time in nearly 20 years, they have a new album to support. Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Share Video for 'Hot Traveler'
Check out the moody, performance-based clip for the new song from Failure's first album since 1996. Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Stream Their Comeback Album, 'The Heart Is A Monster'
The album is Failure's first since 1996's 'Fantastic Planet.' Continue reading…
View Article17 Cover Songs Better Than the Originals
No disrespect to the original songs, but these covers take the source material to entirely new (and sometimes unexpected) places. Continue reading…
View Article19 Years Ago: Failure Release Their Best Album, 'Fantastic Planet'
Failure were lumped into the alt-rock genre during the mid-'90s, but they were really something of an alternative to alternative. Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Announce Tour Dates With Hum, Torche, Local H + More
The '90s alt-rock outfit will be in support of their comeback album, 'The Heart Is a Monster.' Continue reading…
View Article20 Albums You Won't Believe Turn 20 in 2016
Wedged between the decline of grunge and the emergence of nu-metal, 1996 was a banner year for innovative and eclectic music. Now prepare to feel old. Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure to Release 'The Heart is a Monster' in June
Space-rock trio Failure have announced they'll release 'The Heart Is a Monster,' their first new album in almost two decades in late June. Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Reveal New Album Cover, Offer Free Song
Failure have revealed the artwork for their upcoming album The Heart Is a Monster, along with a free download of lead single "Hot Traveler." Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Announce Summer Tour in Support of New LP
Following the release of their new album, The Heart Is a Monster, Failure will hit the road in support, kicking things off on July 2 in Lawrence, Kansas. Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Premiere 'Mulholland Dr.' From Upcoming Album
Alternative rock band Failure reunited last year, and now, for the first time in nearly 20 years, they have a new album to support. Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Share Video for 'Hot Traveler'
Check out the moody, performance-based clip for the new song from Failure's first album since 1996. Continue reading…
View ArticleFailure Stream Their Comeback Album, 'The Heart Is A Monster'
The album is Failure's first since 1996's 'Fantastic Planet.' Continue reading…
View Article17 Cover Songs Better Than the Originals
No disrespect to the original songs, but these covers take the source material to entirely new (and sometimes unexpected) places. Continue reading…
View Article19 Years Ago: Failure Release 'Fantastic Planet'
Failure were lumped into the alt-rock genre during the mid-'90s, but they were really something of an alternative to alternative. Continue reading…
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