Failure Documentary - Extended Trailer

[@MrBogantilla540]

Man, Brian’s comment about Failure being a band you find and those being the bands that mean the most to you really resonates with me.

[@lukesayers5850]

God they were so great! Saw em open at lollapalooza, thank you Korn, for being sick that day. They opened

[@celladoor_uk]

It resonates with me too man!

[@north_7646]

i found Failure (hahah) yesterday. been through as many circles as i could get through, and nothing has resonated with me as wholly as this music. absolutely understanding that feeling you had.

[@AaronAubreyPhoto]

Yup.. quick story about 'finding' an artist. 2007, I'm in Japan and go to Tower Records to shop and I'd decided I needed to get into Springsteen and grab his new record "Magic" I pop it on at a listening booth and am quite fairly uninspired by it. Just below that album in the booth the cover of Joe Henry's "Civilians" catches my eye.. I pop it on, and am instantly hooked.. He's been one of my favourites ever since. watch?v=pYvdTdhW2hg

[@MrWoodwykz]

Exactly!!

[@kimfarr5399]

Helmet, Failure Quicksand,FAR,At The Drive Inn, Snapecase,The Refused..... these bands shaped my taste of great music..

[@donnieblanko]

Don't forget HUM

[@Schumacher190]

I'm 32 and I'm honestly a fairly new Failure fan, like within the last year... and this music already means SO much to me. SOOO much...

[@jongallardo8006]

Make Sure you catch them touring this summer . They are amazing live!

[@Sasquatch10]

Same here, 26 and just discovered them last year. They were the only band i listened to for a solid month.

[@Schumacher190]

@@Sasquatch10 Same! I'd heard them YEARS ago, but never realized just how much I'd love them until I recently did a deep dive. They were the soundtrack of my WHOLE summer 2021. Haha.

[@nedim_guitar]

I had the same experience in 2013. I learned about Failure from Dave Navarro, he talked about Fantastic Planet being the best album ever, but I didn't really connect to it at first, because I only listened to it (in MP3) through my external computer speakers while doing other things at the computer. I finally listened to it more carefully in 2013 on Spotify (I don't use Spotify anymore), and I it was brilliant! Enough said, I bought Heart Is A Monster on CD, and then I switched to vinyl, I've bought everything they released in vinyl since 2014. I really like the band, my top 5, with ever changing top spot.

[@zachiswayposi1]

Welcome to the gang, everyone

[@rafaelthescholar7759]

Failure is one of the very few bands that showed me what music can become. They are not just another band. I am really grateful and lucky to have found this band.

[@muaral-rasheed2565]

Failure is timeless.

[@nicholaskent3804]

I’m very eager for this documentary to be released - failure is the greatest band, ever.

[@seeslug]

Seeing Hayley Williams was so exciting. Paramore and Failure are my two favorite bands of all time so I am just thrilled.

[@seeslug]

I found your band through Paramore. Forever thankful.

[@tlyles91]

I’ve been waiting 2 years and willing to wait 5 more.

[@coolpics4u]

I’m pleasantly surprised to see Hayley Williams here! Paramore was the reason I discovered Failure in my pre-teens, their cover of Stuck On You had me wanting so much more of that SOUND!!! I’ve been in love ever since. I bought tickets for Failure’s 2022 tour today and this documentary has me even more stoked

[@webinfront]

Ken Andrews produced one of their albums !

[@Sjur_sm57]

@@webinfront JMJ produced it, ken Andrews mixed it. Also, that album has 17 songs on it, three of which are interludes. Just like fantastic planet.

[@OlayerB]

It looks like you guys are going to address the "drug situation" that broke up the band the first time, and let me just say I appreciate that honesty, openness, and sharing. The world missed you guys when you were broken up and we are all happy that you are back together and living well.

[@candideggplant1575]

So many things break up bands, mostly egos, but drugs, women, and other petty stuff break them apart.

[@tpz7618]

I was 15 in 1994, saw Failure along with the Flaming Lips open up for TOOL at the Riviera in Chicago, still to this day the best show I ever saw, I immediately fell in love with Failure and still to this day love them more than any band from that era, hands down they are my favorite band of all time! I will be taking my 15 year old son to see them in Chicago this summer which will be his first concert ever as it was mine when I was his age! Going to be a great bonding moment in our lives!

[@morokeiboethia6749]

I was actually in treatment and there was one other guy in the group that was my age. He's wearing a Tool t-shirt and the weekend prior I had gone to A Perfect Circle concert in my city. I asked him was he at the APC concert and he said no he wasn't but was going was going to one in about a month. He said, "hey, have you ever heard of a band called Failure?" .... That was probably the best suggestion I've ever been given. That was exactly 20 yrs ago and I've been a rabid fan ever since.

[@alvaropicasso6051]

Big influence in my life along with the very underrated HUM guys as well. Cant wait !!! thanks for this!

[@DiggityDoooo]

OMG Failure and Hum were my coming of age go-to bands in the 90's! Nice pull!

[@brandideatley]

Failure and HUM are the pinnacle of music for me personally. Seeing them together in 2015 was like a dream.

[@dollarsaurus01]

I would kill to see a Hum documentary like this one

[@alvaropicasso6051]

@@dollarsaurus01 same here!

[@alvaropicasso6051]

Did this ever get released? cannot find it anywhere

[@edgaradrianza5287]

I confess that i didn't know about the band... A friend show me this trailer because i'm a fan of music documentaries... And i was curious about the songs in this video. I listened to Fantastic Planet and it was mind blowing... A new fan of Failure has born. Can't wait to see this documentary.

[@jthompson5341]

Hello 👋 Hi Failure, its May 2023, just wondering... When can we, the fans expect to see this Documentary?🙏

[@thebizkid84]

Glad Failure is getting recognized now. They always reminded me of Nirvana if Kurt wrote thematic lyrics with clean production quality to the sound.

[@cas-866]

I hope they'll make another great album to hit the world again

[@steveort2105]

Please keep touring - I've only recently found you guys and holy shit I need to see this live, and holy shit how did I not know you existed.

[@1munafo3]

One of the most, if not THE MOST important band of the 90s. Thanks for the journey, guys...

[@celladoor_uk]

I am eagerly awaiting this doc. 🖤

[@muaral-rasheed2565]

Failure just have this "aura" on their songs. So... weird... but delightful and beautiful. Kinda like a dream or a parallel universe where nothing is what it seems, a crook and quirk or the mind both in space and time. Kinda like drifting out in space were nothing matters, nothing makes sense but nothing needs sense either. Then there's that other "something else" I just can't explain. Found Failure a little over a decade ago though Paramore and nothing has changed. I like to call it "Space Grunge". Thank You Failure for been there even in the most crazy situations for me.

[@remizik]

Someone recommended me to listen to "Heliotropic" and I instantly fell in love with the song, then the album, and then the whole discography. Failure is one of the best band ever to me, I keep going back to it. Such an underrated band. I really hope I can see you live at some point. Thank you for creating such an amazing music

[@DarkmanPoe]

Still my favorite song by them.

[@down1tone]

That bass riff is The bass riff of all time

[@ditash1]

One of a handful of bands I listened to in college who I never stopped listening to who have come back for a stellar 2nd act. So good!

[@EM-de7ds]

This band was so ahead of their time. Fantastic Planet could've been released in 2022 and it would've been very fitting. What a huge influence for me musically and I'm glad they decided to come back out for their encore.

[@drewthrondson6472]

Sounds track to the tv show Eurphoria almost to a tee?! Watch and youll get the vibrant chill tone

[@Errcyco]

The band got to do their own thing on fantastic planet and made one of the most important albums in rock history . Pretty nuts how that worked out.. and how many bands wish or can say they did that?

[@aaronbolean6903]

My first Failure experience was live when they were on tour for Fantastic Planet with Local H and Ednaswap in 97. Ever since Failure has been one of my biggest influences as a musician.

[@lorenzodesidera1438]

If "supremely deserved" was a trailer, that would be it. Finally Failure, a band that has meant so much for so many of us, is getting the attention and the recognition they deserves. A wonderful day for great rock music.

[@RhymesWithCarbon]

I remember hearing "Stuck On You" on the radio for the first time on my way to class as a senior in college (92x in Denver, 1996) and it blew me away. I had no idea who on earth Failure was at that point, but I couldn't get over the innovation and crushing sounds they made. It was unlike anything else. Really neat seeing Tommy Lee talk about how he likes Failure and was excited by new sounds. I knew Tommy was pretty cool. This helps cement it.

[@BataraKado]

Glad these guys made it through their own darkness and became who they are today! One out of ten people go through the whole works with drugs and alcohol so it's super cool they didn't leave us just yet!!

[@mk_yb4151]

We want the full version !

[@rainemoreno8332]

Your favourite bands, favourite band. LOVE you guys!

[@JayWalksAround]

I heard Failure and Kyuss the same day in the 90s. I was coming back from snowboarding and my friends older brother put them on when we were driving home. I still remember the drive. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. It shaped the way I play guitar to this day.

[@wandererloops]

i found your album Magnified in a $5 specials bin when i was 16 here in New Zealand and got it because of the frog on the front...i could not believe how good it was and it quickly became a soundtrack to my life as has alot of the other albums...thank you thank you thank you

[@TheOrisya]

I knew all of these people but have no idea about failure. I'm definitely been missing out. What a Great band

[@perchancetodream1]

It's a Comfort to know Failure have gotten more recognition. I'd like to see them in the Birmingham, AL area in the future!

[@FailureBand]

You can do that easily. Check tour dates here: failureband.com

[@perchancetodream1]

@@FailureBand Awesome! It appears you will be in town June 18.👍

[@jeffloss18]

They're playing at Saturn, I'll be there!

[@perchancetodream1]

@@FailureBand the show @ Saturn was the best show I've seen. Perfect venue guys and I hope you return soon!

[@xtchotel5290]

17 years old & this band impacts me GREATLY

[@Szeszmongoose]

Loads of tears and heart pounding moments ahead…can’t wait! Real feelings for real music by real people.

[@ryantherusskie]

Everybody loves Fantastic Planet. The real magic comes from getting their entire catalog encoded into your DNA.

[@3dsmithworks108]

Can't really explain why these guys never got the recognition they deserved. Their music was brilliant, which explains why so many musicians were influenced by them. Looking forward to the documentary!! Keep making music guys, please!

[@gregs6424]

Bad timing. Came out a bit too late. Grunge was dead, and hip hop was booming. New metal was on the verge as well. Still one of he greatest of the 90's!

[@denverrandy7143]

See you'll Everytime in Denver and I can't wait for this Summer!!!Thank you Ken and Greg.see you this summer.

[@louiemac9455]

Just discovered the band this year due to my exploration of space rock alternative music. Love them ever since.

[@diegocba]

Failure se merece esto y mucho más! Su música es arte, es mágica..

[@tommybluebones8265]

Thank U so much for being here. Failure's by far one of the most important bands in modern rock history 💙

[@chrisbarnette7137]

It is so cool to see all these other people who are also musicians I look up to . Love Failure as much as I do. Thank you Faliure for all the music through the years and congrats for coming out the other side.

[@MarkDanov]

The moment I discovered Failure I knew I had unlocked another dimension of rock music and found my new favorite band. That riff on Heliotropic still haunts me like a ghost that I can't help but let in my room every single time.

[@johnnygrind77]

The very first Failure song I ever heard was "Saturday Saviour" on a local radio station back when Fantastic Planet came out. I was 15 then. I'm still blasting that album, as well as the others, today at 41.

[@sword649]

instantly loved this band when I first heard it in the 90's and didn't understand why many people never did, it's other worldly whoa!

[@Everythingdiesoneday]

so many incredible musicians all at once !!! Eeeeeeeee

[@sanchoMDB]

I can’t wait to see it! And a show soon.

[@christopherwarner9344]

Just wanna thank you guys for being what was the soundtrack of my teenage years. Thank you Thank you Thank you. Can't wait to see you guys on stage here in TX. Will be bringing my 16 year old son with me to show to give him a chance to experience.

[@GenericPlaythroughs]

There is truly no words for me. I only have a heartfelt thank you. Thank you for everything.

[@00253]

I was fifteen when I first heard the bridge turning in and out of cacophony in The Nurse Who Loved Me. It musically transformed me forever, changed the way I view composition. I'm looking forward to this documentary!

[@SamuraiBuffon]

I am 38 years old from Romania and I love this band so much! When I Iisten to their music I'm inhabiting another place with different moods and thoughts. Thank you for your music!

[@rockchalkJayhawk02]

Fills my heart to see all of these great musicians gushing over this band. Can't wait to see it!

[@dijin456]

Iam 66 now.so 46 when I heard fantastic planet..loved it..its one of those moments like when u first heard supertramp.or pearl jam..u just go wow.

[@Yisus03i]

They are geniuses, I follow them since my childhood, I am their fan, greetings from Mexico ❤️

[@JustinUrban1]

Loved this band since 96’. One of, if not, my favorite of all time.

[@JakeTheMDog]

Awesome, cannot wait! Since I am not using any social media anymore (only KZbin), I COMPLETELY missed their latest album release! So I am very happy that my wife couldn't think of a christmas present and now I have one :)

[@stock3jacob]

Wild Type Droid is a gem.

[@sorayaryan-smith2813]

Still one of my favourite bands ever from first listening to them at 12-13 years old

[@johncostello9356]

I saw them live in "93 opening for Tool in a small club. My ears are still ringing.

[@xintlzer3354]

I came for Hayley Williams I stayed for Failure, such a magical band, out of this world, I love it

[@Errcyco]

I didn’t know who she was at first lol that’s cool. Failure was an important band. I hate to say it but Fantastic Planet has gotta be too 25 most important rock albums of the 90s easily. The other albums not so much but still great.

[@gregs6424]

She had the least to say, honestly. (Sorry!)

[@MartaPerMusic]

What a band

[@mypathunfolding]

"Stuck On You" is one of my top ten favorite songs of all time, and I never thought I'd get a chance to experience it live. At the last minute, and just happening to decide to visit LA during the event, I was able to grab a ticket to "Cinquanta" at The Greek, and I could never thank Maynard enough for inviting Failure to play. The opening notes to "Stuck On You" rung out, I went into shock that this was finally happening for me, burst into tears, and had to sit down, sobbing. I will filled with so much joy, contentment, and gratitude. I will never forget how that moment felt. Thank you, Failure.

[@kbsffan77]

Dare I say that the new album is their best. I can't stop listening

[@down1tone]

Their discography is tricky to chose a best, love the new album a lot. But like each record has its mood for me

[@gregs6424]

Is Troy on it??

[@maatpixels]

this is effing sick

[@Metal_God]

Failure is a band you wish would have been huge. Deep inside though you're happy they're all yours.

[@raygonzalez9629]

I'll just say this: when I got Fantastic Planet for the first time, it made me forget that I also listened and loved to so many other bands and records for quite a long time. It simply took me to another dimension in many ways, they work together like very few other bands can. They're from another planet, a fantastic one.

[@parallaxdecision]

I'm gonna try to take a nap until this gets released.

[@pitpride1220]

Jesus, a big chunk of my record collection is being interviewed for this!

[@adamweston4152]

As a recovering heroin addict who used for 23yrs and has been clean for 4yrs the failure song dirty blue balloons hit's me really hard and reminds me of those days when I couldn't score and was stuck in my mind thinking about getting my hands on that baggy but also made me realise just how far i have come in getting back to living a clean and healthy, happy life .

[@sinistre1973]

I am 50, so i grew up in the 90s. Never heard of Failure until now, it's unbelieveable (I grew up in EU)! They're so cool!

[@TrueFallacy]

This is going to be EPIC!!

[@cvergarac]

I saw Failure live in Seattle in April 1997. Great show. I'm a fan since then.

[@ImTheWiseJanitor90]

I discovered Failure in high school in like 2006, long after they’d stopped making music, and I’m just in utter disbelief that I’ve seen them play live as many times as I have since then, and that they’re still making music to this day. Incredible. Can’t wait to see this documentary. Thank you guys, for everything.

[@exley213]

The first time I heard this band was in 1996, I was 15 and when I heard Another Space Song it blew my mind, still after all these years the music of Failure hits me in the heart so strongly. A truly unique, amazing band that comes around once a lifetime for people. Thank you to the members of Failure for making and continuing to make unbelievable music.

[@louiemac9455]

Literally the best song to float in space.

[@gregs6424]

Interesting. I was a Junior in high school around 96, and ditched school for the day. I remember going to a friend's house who put on a recording of MTV 120 minutes from the night before. "Stuck on you" came on, and I was like "Who the F*k are these guys?" Loved the guitar. Troy has class, and played that Digitech Whammy pedal with such good taste and creativity - much better than other guitarists that were "raging" at the time. Well done, Troy!

[@MeMyselfandBri]

Only discovered them 4 years ago, already became my all time favourite band.

[@johnsonpgd9164]

Any word on when this is coming out? The wait is killing me!

[@MrJimmyd1986]

Took me until 36 to discover this band and man, it feels like everything I’ve ever searched for in rock. Incredible music. Need to see them live.

[@rosselleisip9923]

1:47 I am amazed how perfectly Hayley described the same exact feeling I had the first time heard Stuck on You and Another Space Song. Still the same feeling everytime I hear it holyshit

[@ignaciocontartese3019]

please, i can not fucking wait till 2023. Drop this shit now pleeeeeeeeease

[@HaasanBarclay]

🥹 absolutely here for this

[@kylehegedus5498]

@Failure Band I love Failure!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

[@TheyRiseBand]

Yes, Failure is fantastic. My favorite band, by far.

[@shanewoolsey940]

I hung out with this "Slimy" kid in LA when "Fantastic planet" came out. He took me to one of their shows. I live in Canada now and still tell everyone about this band.

[@gera9kolas]

Man seeing Maynard was such a joy , can’t wait to see this documentary.

[@DiggityDoooo]

I think the first time I saw Failure was around the release of Fantastic Planet. Failure supported the band Local H (remember those guys?) on this tour, and put on an incredibly hypnotic set. The main thing I remember about the show was the band stretching out the end of Nurse who loved me, slowing down the tempo of the big power chords with wicked distortion crossing into shoegaze territory. When the final "rugs topography" was whispered, the crowd was in silent awe, just for a beat. I knew 3 people at that show, but it felt like the 400 or so of us all were sharing the same mind for just a quick moment that you missed if you weren't fully engaged. I think at least 95% of the crowd was FULLY engaged! Like they say in the preview, there is something so powerful about Failures sound, especially for a (mostly) 3-piece band. They are so dynamic, but also just teases you with audio that can confuse and disturb your soul. It makes you uncomfortable, but you still want more. This band has given me the most chills of any band I have listened to in my 45 years and I can't wait to see them again this summer with those same 3 buddies from 20+ years ago. I have a feeling many of the others there that day will be there too.

[@RogerFlynt966]

Have been a Failure fan since the late 90's, the new stuff is every bit as phenomenal as the Fantastic Planet that hooked me from the start. So many dark days made brighter by their music, Thank you......

[@jonathankruse9275]

My favorite band!

[@warpig2786]

i was convinced to buy their album after listening to just 1 of their most recent one on a metal blog, that whole album did not dissapoint im so glad i bought it, didn't know they had so many talented and famous musicians and actors, good for them, keep making that music!!

[@Louis-wp3fq]

It's so great to see other big fans of Failure, fans who you know from other things. They're MY band, but I'm willing to share them!

[@extrasuperpowr]

I want to say thank you guys for being such an important part of my formative years. Your music continues to mean so much to me at such a visceral level. I hope you are all well, and please never leave me again.

[@chefluigimarinara1975]

My best friend got this album when it was released and we listened to it non-stop as young teens. 30+ years later it's still in my top 5 albums and "another space song" is still my favorite song of all time.

[@RaydinAE11]

I discovered this band in the early 2000s. I was into a perfect circle at the time and looked up the band members to see what other bands they were in. The moment I heard them I was hooked. I also really like Autolux, Replicants, Year of the Rabbit. These guys are fire. Their music was there for me in tough coming of age times. F*cking love their chord progressions.

[@BSutes]

I wish there was a "LOVE" button to press, instead of just the "Thumbs up." Looking forward to the doc...seems like we'll see the whole picture...the dark and the light. I, for one, am grateful that you all made it through those dark times, @FailureBand. I also want to commend you, as I think you are only getting better!

[@TRAINBUILDER]

Thank god!! A BAND that’s worth every salt grain making a documentary worth watching. Failure won in the end if you think about it. Their music is real. SO manny of us listen to Failure despite all the sparkle ridden irrelevant acts that have been forced upon us over the last 20-30 years. Sure there’s “something” in every act. But that’s just it, Failure isn’t an act. Can’t wait!

[@JuanBassism]

Proud to say Failure is definitely on my top 3 favorite bands ever.

[@GM_Sanjit_Ramesh]

I learned of Failure because of Hopesfall and Hum, easily some of my favorite bands.

[@anotherrobot3076]

Got our hands on a cassette of Magnified at the Tool undertow concert in Cleveland where Failure opened. Likely the only kid at the bus stop jamming to empty friend in the whole county. Fantastic planet was the soundtrack on my 12 day drive from Ft Hood Texas to Ft Wainwright Alaska a few years later.

[@donoPFP311]

First heard “Saturday Savior” in 2012. It’s one of those moments, musically speaking, that changed the way I heard music from that point forward.

[@brucefranklin6295]

I am typically not into "alternative rock" type bands,but when a band is special,you hear it immediately. A fellow musician turned me on to Failure - Fantastic Planet about 20 years ago and I was hooked.

[@nickpruett8022]

My friend saw Failure open for Tool, bought Magnified and we have been fans ever since. Miss Troy though……

[@fnv-w3n]

I remember seeing you guys at The Town Pump in Vancouver...fuck I feel old. Can't wait to see the doc.