Failure Discography of CDs

Failure CD discography Essentially the work of two men--multi-instrumentalists Ken Edwards and Greg Andrews--Artist began their career by following in the formidable wake of the early 1990s grunge explosion. The band broke up in 1997, with the two members progressing to enjoy...

Failure albums Recorded at Pachyderm, Minnesota in June 1992. Artist: Ken Andrews (vocals, guitar); Greg Edwards (bass); Robert Gauss (drums).

Failure music CDs Magnified represents the real emergence of Artist, perhaps the best post-grunge dirge-pop band of the '90s. Shedding the sonic intrusiveness of producer/engineer Steve Albini, Artist took on the production of this effort, revealing recording and songwriting skills hidden on...

Failure discography Sometimes it makes one wonder how such similar ingredients can create such different results. Take Artist for example. You get the mourning vocals, the discordant wails of guitar feedback, the Steve Albini production -- yes, just about everything that...

Failure songs Essentially the work of two men--multi-instrumentalists Ken Edwards and Greg Andrews--Artist began their career by following in the formidable wake of the early 1990s grunge explosion. The band broke up in 1997, with the two members progressing to enjoy...

Failure CD discography Track Listing of songs: Preface; Greymoment / Enjoy It While It's Over; Addiction, The; Rust; Cumulo Nimbus; Director of Misinformation; D Flat; Pep Rally; Turnoveranewlife; Buttersidedown; Glossary of Terms; ...Or Forever Hold Your Piece; Conten; Absolution; As If; Vandal Me;

Failure albums "My mom hates our band's name," explains guitarist Dean Rudd of The Artist. It seems only fair for a rock band to face that kind of resistance, especially when The Artist's beginnings have been so successful. Somebody's got to...

Failure music CDs Recorded at Pachyderm, Minnesota in June 1992. Artist: Ken Andrews (vocals, guitar); Greg Edwards (bass); Robert Gauss (drums).

Failure discography Magnified represents the real emergence of Artist, perhaps the best post-grunge dirge-pop band of the '90s. Shedding the sonic intrusiveness of producer/engineer Steve Albini, Artist took on the production of this effort, revealing recording and songwriting skills hidden on...

Failure songs Sometimes it makes one wonder how such similar ingredients can create such different results. Take Artist for example. You get the mourning vocals, the discordant wails of guitar feedback, the Steve Albini production -- yes, just about everything that...

Failure CD discography Track Listing of songs: Submission; Macaque; Something; Screen Man; Swallow; Muffled Snaps; Kindred; Pro-Catastrophe; Princess; Salt Wound;

Track Listing of songs: Saturday Savior; Sergeant Politeness; Smoking Umbrellas; Solaris; Another Space Song; Undone; Leo; Frogs; Pitiful; Stuck On You; Blank; Heliotropic; Daylight; Petting The Carpet; Wet Gravity; Muffled Snaps;

As one of the prime innovators of synth-pop, Depeche Mode has influenced an entire generation of knob-twiddling, mousse-wearing devotees. Since 1981, their dark, scientific sound has defined the genre, moving the synthesizer into edgy, aggressive realms. FOR THE MASSES finds that generation paying overdue tribute to the men in black, combining a wide variety of bands who've followed in their footsteps in one way or another (with the exception of the Cure, whose recorded output predates DM's but who contribute a sonically rich version of "World In My Eyes" nonetheless). FOR THE MASSES sticks to Depeche Mode's more aggressive and mostly later work--the soft pop of "New Life" or "See You" is eschewed for more hard-edged themes. Some ...