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Failsafe emerged from Preston, England, delivering a blend of alternative rock and post-hardcore that resonated with fans across the UK. Led by a determined spirit, the band built a reputation through high-energy shows, BBC sessions, and thoughtful lyricism. Though the group faced a premature end after the passing of guitarist Matthew Cogley on January 1, 2015, the Failsafe story continues in the memories of fans and in the work of members who carried the torch forward.

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Whether you discovered them on the airwaves during their Maida Vale BBC session, spotted them in a Kerrang! feature, or connected with their SXSW appearance, Failsafe remains a notable chapter in UK alternative music. This page brings together their biography, discography highlights, and any upcoming tour information you might look for as a fan or new listener.

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Failsafe’s discography traces their evolution from early releases to their most recent work before the hiatus. Albums include 2012's Routines (Cardboard Empire) as their latest full-length, followed by the remastered What We Are Today (Bomber Music, 2009) and The Truth Is... (Small Town UK / Fond Of Life Europe, 2008), with the initial What We Are Today release (Deck Cheese, 2005). The lead single A Common Goal (2009) captured the band’s ethos of collaboration and momentum. Achievements like a Maida Vale BBC session (2007), mentions in NME (2008) and Kerrang! (2008), plus a SXSW appearance (2010) and a feature connected to The Inbetweeners episode (2010) cemented their place in the scene.

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Post-Failsafe, members formed WYRES in 2020, featuring Sprake, Catlow, and Humphries, with the release Nothing Like Your Idols arriving October 6, 2023. For fans and newcomers alike, this page provides a clear snapshot of Failsafe’s journey and where to seek related music and updates.

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Failsafe

  • Origin and genre: Preston, England; alternative rock and post-hardcore.
  • Discography (albums, most recent first): 2012 - Routines (Cardboard Empire); 2009 - What We Are Today (Remastered) (Bomber Music); 2008 - The Truth Is... (Small Town UK / Fond Of Life Europe); 2005 - What We Are Today (Deck Cheese).
  • Lead single: A Common Goal (2009).
  • Major achievements: Maida Vale BBC session (2007); NME feature (2008); Kerrang! feature (2008); SXSW appearance (2010); The Inbetweeners episode feature (2010).
  • Band hiatus and death: Matthew Cogley died January 1, 2015, effectively ending Failsafe.
  • Post-Failsafe: WYRES formed in 2020 by Sprake, Catlow and Humphries; Nothing Like Your Idols released October 6, 2023.

The records

Failsafe Discography

  • Routines
    2012 · Cardboard Empire
  • What We Are Today (Remastered)
    2009 · Bomber Music
  • The Truth Is...
    2008 · Small Town (UK) / Fond Of Life (Europe)
  • What We Are Today
    2005 · Deck Cheese

The hits

Top Failsafe Songs

  • A Common Goal
    2009 · N/A

Failsafe’s discography traces their evolution from early releases to their most recent work before the hiatus. Albums include 2012's Routines (Cardboard Empire) as their latest full-length, followed by the remastered What We Are Today (Bomber Music, 2009) and The Truth Is... (Small Town UK / Fond Of Life Europe, 2008), with the initial What We Are Today release (Deck Cheese, 2005). The lead single A Common Goal (2009) captured the band’s ethos of collaboration and momentum. Achievements like a Maida Vale BBC session (2007), mentions in NME (2008) and Kerrang! (2008), plus a SXSW appearance (2010) and a feature connected to The Inbetweeners episode (2010) cemented their place in the scene.

Post-Failsafe, members formed WYRES in 2020, featuring Sprake, Catlow, and Humphries, with the release Nothing Like Your Idols arriving October 6, 2023. For fans and newcomers alike, this page provides a clear snapshot of Failsafe’s journey and where to seek related music and updates.

Venue and city details vary by event. If you’re looking to catch related shows or contemporary projects, we can guide you to available listings in your area.

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