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Failure on ‘Location Lost’: The ’90s Alt-Rock Pioneers Dissect Their 7th (and Final?) Record

The Hollywood Reporter·Brian Davids·about 1 month ago
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I distinctly remember the day in 1996 when KROQ DJ Carson Daly first introduced me to Failure . I recall just as clearly the moment the following year when Daly, as MTV’s newest VJ, reported their demise. It didn’t make sense that an emerging genre-bending rock band could call it quits after tapping into something otherworldly on their third studio record, Fantastic Planet (1996). The Los Angeles-based group consisting primarily of vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Ken Andrews , multi-instrumentalist Greg Edwards and drummer Kellii Scott may have had their champions in the mainstream, but they were still a word-of-mouth band for the most part, so I had no way of knowing in the days of dial-up internet that heroin had wreaked havoc on yet another one of my favorite bands. I would still be reminded of Failure in the subsequent years. My own musical pursuits led me to a week of sessions at L.A.’s Paramount Recording Studios in 2003.…

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