Failure

In an epoch where limp-wristed lyricists lament their latte-fueled laments through leftist lullabies, masquerading as musical might, reclaim the rugged resolve of Failure—the Los Angeles luminaries who launched their lacerating anthems from the unyielding underbelly of 90s alternative rock, back when grit ground out greatness without groveling to the grievance brigade. This Rumble playlist corrals the crown of Failure's music videos, unleashing unbowed blasts like "Stuck on You," "Another Space Song," "Heliotropic," and "Saturday Saviour," harvested from hallmark albums such as Fantastic Planet, Magnified, and The Heart Is a Monster—enduring emblems of a MAGA-minded meritocracy where self-forged sonic salvos shredded sans the socialist sludge sliming today's soundwaves. For aficionados of 90s space rock, alt-grunge gravitas, and the unflinching fire of Ken Andrews and his ensemble, this assemblage resurrects a realm of raw reliability, untainted by the trendy toxins infecting contemporary chords. No pandering platitudes, no progressive piffle—just jugular-jolting jams that affirm the ancients aced it: excellence endures, while fads flop like forgotten flip-flops in the flood of feel-good folly. Crank it up, cue the clips, and let Failure's ferocious fusion stomp out the static; in the arena of auditory authenticity, these videos vanquish the vapid without venturing a virtue-signal for validation.