Senses Fail have premiered a new song titled “Lush Rimbaugh.“ The track was released in response to the death of divisive right-wing political commentator Rush Limbaugh.
Senses Fail have premiered a new song titled “Lush Rimbaugh.“ The track was released in response to the death of divisive right-wing political commentator Rush Limbaugh.
Senses Fail have released a new two-track holiday EP titled “Christmas Has Been Cancelled Due To Lack Of Hustle.“ The effort features covers of “I Wish It Was Christmas Today” and “Donde Esta Santa Clause.” You can check those out below:
Senses Fail and Saves The Day have released a new split covers EP titled “Through Being Ghoul.” The effort features Senses Fail’s covers of Misfits’ “We Are 138” and “Attitude” and Saves The Day’s covers of Misfits’ “Some Kinda Hate” and “Where Eagles Dare.” You can stream those tracks below and pre-order a vinyl copy of the EP HERE.
Senses Fail have officially finished the recording process for their new album. The band confirmed the news in the below tweet:
Senses Fail’s Buddy Nielsen and Attila’s Chris Fronzak have been feuding ever since Nielsen called out Fronzak in 2014 for his use of homophobic slurs. Now, as reported by The PRP, Neilsen has reignited the fight after slamming Fronzak for his recent adult film content:
Adult performer Rocky Emerson also chimed in:
In the midst of the conversation, Neilsen also commented on the sexual assault allegations against Austin Carlile (ex-Of Mice & Men):
Emerson continued:
John Fenton of Fronzak‘s Stay Sick Recordings also jumped in:
Fronzak has since offered another response:
Will Putney (Fit For An Autopsy, END) has announced a special livestreamed charity event for the American Civil Liberties Union. The virtual event, which is being called “We Can Do Better: Words From The Underground,” will take place on June 14 at 9am PDT/12pm EDT and it will find musicians, labels, producers, etc. taking part in discussions and various giveaways.
The following participants have been confirmed:
Putney commented:
“To be honest I was initially torn about doing this. The distaste and rage I have for our systemic issues in this country are more palpable than they ever have been. But I am NOT the voice of the oppressed, and I would never pretend to be.
What I can do is sit down with my fellow artists, friends, peers, and heroes alike and start a conversation about what we CAN do to support institutions for positive change, because something HAS to change. And the money that will roll in from this event will go to the experts. The ACLU. The Civil Rights organization that has fought for the purest form of free speech, justice, and equality for ONE HUNDRED YEARS (let one hundred years sink in for a second). The work that they are heavily involved in today aims to tackle these systemic issues.
The artists who will appear on this livestream come from different corners of life, different upbringings, different tax brackets. Naturally, some people are more comfortable expressing their opinions and beliefs to the public than others. I ask that you do not expect fire and brimstone from everyone, and do not scorn those who’d like to have a lighthearted conversation about music. The act of participating and donating sought after items to a worthy charity should be enough for you to understand their intentions.
This raffle will be one for the books. Extremely rare items, tons of merch, test presses and limited vinyl, music gear, it goes on and on. A lot of those involved are bringing something special and I truly thank them for parting with sacred items.
The link is live to start donating now. We will be announcing more details and giveaways soon.
If you’d like to participate on any level just message me.
Go big or go home.”
As the U.S. continues to be rocked by the death of George Floyd, the unarmed black man who was killed by a police officer in Minneapolis, MN, a number of musicians have taken to social media to speak up about the tragedy and the ongoing riots related to it. You can find some posts from various artists below:
Ice-T (Body Count):
Amy Lee (Evanescence):
Mark Morton (Lamb Of God):
Randy Blythe (Lamb Of God):
Robb Flynn (Machine Head):
Jesse Leach (Killswitch Engage):
Lzzy Hale (Halestorm):
Korn:
Green Day:
Black Veil Brides:
We Came As Romans:
Ben Bruce (Asking Alexandria):
Alex Skolnick (Testament):
Fever 333:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CAyJHrVgbzn/
Power Trip:
Cedric Bixler-Zavala (The Mars Volta, At the Drive-In):
https://www.instagram.com/p/CAvwkAvA2tO/
Circa Survive:
Brian Fair (Shadows Fall):
Alexis Mincolla (3TEETH):
Venom Prison:
UPDATE: Here’s some more posts:
Senses Fail:
Corey Taylor (Slipknot, Stone Sour):
Jay Weinberg (Slipknot):
Carla Harvey (Butcher Babies):
Alissa White-Gluz (Arch Enemy):
Ash Costello (New Years Day):
https://www.instagram.com/p/CA315lRFHae/?igshid=rwu1rbnmel7f
Arejay Hale (Halestorm):
In This Moment:
Rise Against:
Palaye Royale:
Senses Fail have been working on a new album, titled “What The Thunder Said, Hell Is In Your Head,” and a new covers record. The band tweeted the following about the new album:
They also tweeted the following about the covers album:
[via The PRP]
Senses Fail will be hitting the studio later this month to begin the recording process for their new album. The band confirmed the news on Twitter:
Senses Fail will be releasing a re-recorded version of their debut EP “From The Depths Of Dreams” on September 6. You can find a new video for the updated version of “Bastard Son” off the effort below:
Buddy Nielsen commented:
“Seventeen years ago we recorded the songs that make up ‘From The Depths Of Dreams‘. It was the spark that started a journey that is still unfolding. We never thought that we’d go anyway, we just wanted to make it out of the basement. We were just a couple of teenagers from NJ trying to write songs to make us feel alive and play in the local scene.
Our aspirations were minimal at best but our results were extraordinary. This re-recording is not to replace what was but to add to the legacy of the songs and show them in a modern light. We haven’t played a lot of these songs for our fans and this release gives us the opportunity to highlight an era of Senses Fail that many of our fans didn’t get a chance to see.”
It’s worth noting that this version of the EP was recorded after the group previously said they were planning on re-releasing older material with vulgar words taken out. As previously reported, the band will also be performing it in full on their fall tour.