Failure Perform First Three Albums In Trio of July Residencies; Vinyl Box Set Coming in 2020 ​

FAILURE SET TO PERFORM FIRST THREE ALBUMS (COMFORT, MAGNIFIED AND FANTASTIC PLANET) IN THEIR ENTIRETY IN TRIO OF JULY RESIDENCIES THE PERFORMANCES, SLATED FOR CHICAGO, LOS ANGELES & NYC, COINCIDE WITH APRIL 7 RELEASE OF VINYL BOX SET: FAILURE 1992 – 1996

	Dec. 16, 2019, LOS ANGELES – Failure perform their first three albums, Comfort, Magnified and Fantastic Planet, in their entirety in a trio of July residencies: July 9 to 11 at Chicago’s Thalia Hall, July 16 to 18 at The Echoplex in Los Angeles and July 23 to 25 at New York City’s Bowery Ballroom. The band, who will be playing Comfort and Magnified front-to-back for the first time ever in a live setting, have simultaneously announced the April 7 release of FAILURE 1992-1996, a four-piece vinyl box set featuring the three ‘90s-era albums. With the original masters finally being unearthed, Comfort, Magnified and Fantastic Planet have been meticulously restored, remixed, and remastered by Ken Andrews to a new level of sonic fidelity that eclipses all previous iterations of the band’s early work. “Almost everything people have heard from these albums has been sourced from 16bit digital files made in the ‘90s, which was state of the art at the time,” explains Andrews. “But when we found out we were getting our hands on the original analog master tapes, and with all the confusion and lack of quality control on several of the previous iterations, we set out to create the definitive versions of Comfort, Magnified and Fantastic Planet. Everything has been sourced directly from first generation multitrack and stereo master tapes. This is us finally getting to present our early work the way we’ve always wanted to.” In addition to all the originally released songs from the three albums, the band has discovered several unreleased songs which have also been restored and will be included in the box set. “Listening to the b-sides and outtakes from that first year of being a band takes me right back to playing the tiny stage at Jabberjaw in Los Angeles,” adds bassist/guitarist Greg Edwards. “It’s always surprising to me how much of the expansiveness and atmosphere of the later records exist in embryonic form on those earliest stripped-down recordings.” “These new versions have all the magic from the originals, but now, instead of looking through a hazy pane of glass, the window has been completely opened and you can hear all the elements in their full glory,” explains drummer Kellii Scott. FAILURE: 1992 to 1996 is available exclusively via Failure.hellomerch.com with pre-orders available now. Bundled packages, featuring the box set and various VIP or ticketing packages, are available via Failure.soundrink.com.

FAILURE: 1992 – 1996 cover

	FAILURE: 1992 – 1996 tracklist: Comfort Submission Macaque Something Screen Man Swallow Muffled Snaps Kindred Pro-Catastrophe Princess Salt Wound Magnified Let It Drip Moth Frogs Bernie Magnified Wonderful Life Undone Wet Gravity Empty Friend Small Crimes Fantastic Planet Saturday Saviour Sergeant Politeness Segue 1 Smoking Umbrellas Pillowhead Blank Segue 2 Dirty Blue Balloons Solaris Pitiful Leo Segue 3 The Nurse Who Loved Me Another Space Song Stuck On You Heliotropic Daylight Outtakes (not listed in sequence): Petting the Carpet You’re Too Much * Gone Lunch * Pennies * Rat Sack * Wake Up Count My Eyes * Comfort * Solaris 2014 * - Previously unreleased Failure tour dates: July 9 Chicago, IL Comfort at Thalia Hall July 10 Chicago, IL Magnified at Thalia Hall July 11 Chicago, IL Fantastic Planet at Thalia Hall July 16 Los Angeles, CA Comfort at The Echoplex July 17 Los Angeles, CA Magnified at The Echoplex July 18 Los Angeles, CA Fantastic Planet at The Echoplex July 23 New York, NY Comfort at Bowery Ballroom July 24 New York, NY Magnified at Bowery Ballroom July 25 New York, NY Fantastic Planet at Bowery Ballroom Tickets for all shows are available this Friday, Dec. 20, at 10 am local time with VIP packages available via Failureband.com. # # # Failureband.com Facebook.com/failureband Twitter.com/failure Instagram.com/failurebandig​​​​​​​