Failure In Vanity
Failure In Vanity started in Los Angeles around 2010, with Ethan James on vocals and guitar, Blake Sinclair on bass, and Jake Carter on drums. They put out...
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Failure In Vanity started in Los Angeles around 2010, with Ethan James on vocals and guitar, Blake Sinclair on bass, and Jake Carter on drums. They put out their first album, 'Nocturnal Visions,' in 2013, which got some attention for its moody sound and personal themes, though a few critics called the lyrics too harsh. The band kept going, and by 2015 they had a song called 'Barcadia' that became a favorite among fans.
In 2017, they had to cancel a tour when Ethan James ended up in the hospital. They came back a couple years later with an album called 'Ashes,' which sounded a bit cleaner than their earlier work. Other songs people know include 'Guardian' and 'The Contender.'
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