The Hidden Revolution - "Failing"
With a sense of failure comes a sense of distance; everything that once seemed possible is now appearing to be rather impossible. The perceived sense of distance from what you want ties you down. "Failing" starts like a whisper in the dark, but it ends with a bang, right against your eardrums. It's a stern kick reminding you that nothing changes with complacency. It's a battle cry to stand up and move on. With hints of post-hardcore's frantic, intertwining percussion and guitars and the encouraging mood of anthemic rock 'n' roll, "Failing" never settles down and keeps the energy high throughout. Singer Chris Wise's Judah Nagler-meets-James Grundler soaring voice helps seal the deal, carrying this melodic rock music to a rather uplifting place.
I don't know where the band name came from, but I'd like to think it's a reference to the hidden revolution waiting to happen in your heart and mind.
