Evangelos
ORION
Emotron
The Company We Keep
Exeter
[Damn] This Desert Air
Tablets Of Orion
Catch The Sun
Stemage
30 Fathom Grave
Sex Club Reject
Satellite Tragedy
B.L. Barakus
Solare
Planet ID
Paramore
Rilian
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“The Nurse Who Loved Me: A Tribute to Failure,” is all around triumphant. This album pays tribute to one of the greatest bands of the 90s, Failure and the legacy they‘ve left the musical world. There are few bands that deserve a tribute more so than Failure, as they have defined a mighty sound, that has remained so influential to so many bands, in numerous different ways. It has been a labor of love to make this album a reality for the fine people at Pop Up Records, and in the end, the album is something they, and all Failure fans, should be extremely proud of. Not content on just one great cause, this tribute serves two of them. Paying respects to the timeless music of Failure would have been enough, but all the proceeds from “The Nurse Who Loved Me,” will be going to the Save the Music Foundation, a great and noble cause.
This tribute album introduces the world, and most importantly the fans of Failure and “space rock” in general to the new generation of rising stars. So many of the bands on this album show such potential, its hard to believe they are all united by one thing, Failure’s influence. Orion, Satellite Tragedy, (Damn) This Desert Air, Exeter, 30 Fathom Grave, and so many more of these bands have an incredibly bright future ahead of them, and in those careers are continuing on in the path once laid by Failure just over a decade ago. The influences are strong, but are given a fresh and exciting spin especially on the highly epic and phenomenal tracks from B.L. Barakus, Solare, and others. The album also features fantastic covers from pop-rock sensations Paramore, Stemage, Planet iD, Evangalos, Sex Club Reject, Rilian, The Company We Keep, Tablets of Orion, Emotron, and Catch the Sun. Don’t miss out on this amazing compilation as these are all bands to watch in the coming years. What better way to usher in these up-and-coming bands than hearing them perform theirs and your favorite Failure tracks.
I'm trying to figure out how I ran into you guys on myspace. You know how it is... you start clicking on random profiles on certain other profiles until it sends you on a wild cybermess. Anyway... you have great stuff here... I'm glad to run into your page. Thanks for the add!
Thanks for the add! Love Failure! Ken Andrews is GOD! Fans of Failure/Ken Andrews may be interested in hearing our song " The Mornig Knows". Check it out! Thanks again!
it's so incredibly great to witness an emergence of great music in wake of a band we all think is great. thank you to all music lovers for making the world better...
If you haven't done so yet, be sure to download EXPLODING IN SOUND presents...BANDS YOU NEED TO KNOW 2009!!! This FREE compilation features some of the best and brightest bands that you really don't want to miss!! With an impressive selection of styles and sounds, the first official Exploding in Sound compilation has something for all rock fans, and has been receiving rave reviews!
The success of this release determines the chances of more FREE compilations to come in the future, so if you already have it and love it, please spread the word and pass the link to any and everyone you know!!
Bands You Need to Know 2009 features incredible songs from: Magnet School, Abigail Warchild, Fears, Satellite Tragedy, Kid:Nap:Kin, Gravehaven, Lamb Handler, Kung-Fu Grip, Here Holy Spain, Exeter, True Widow, Waterbodies, (Damn) This Desert Air, Marquis of Vaudeville, Hazard Adams, Audiovox, Sputnik Monroe, Violent Soho, and The Boom Boom Box
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Enjoy, and please feel free to PASS AROUND EVERYWHERE!! Your comments and thoughts on the compilation would be greatly appreciated as well!
Not very happy about paramore doing one of my favorite failure songs, I must be honest. They dont do a good job of it, and that band's music just plain annoys me anyway. Maybe I am wrong here and I might be, but I would be surprised if any members of paramore were fans of failure. Other than that this album has some bands doing amazing jobs of some great failure tunes.
"We take our shape, it is true, within and against that cage of reality bequeathed us at our birth; and yet it is precisely through our dependence on this reality that we are most endlessly betrayed." James Baldwin
I already commented, but now that I've gotten it, I wanted to say that TNWLM is brilliantly done! Any Failure fan would be foolish not to own it; every track is amazing. Thanks, Tim
Just ordered a copy of The Nurse Who Loved Me... I look very much forward to that and the other two CDs as well. From what I've heard, they will be excellent CDs! Thanks in advance. -Tim
I have to say this is one of the best tribute albums that I heard in a great while. I really like this album and I was really hopeing to get this album and I did. Thanks for the release and hopefully u could do something again with the bands.
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