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Failure & Hayley Williams Collab on 'The Rising Skyline'

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Hayley Williams, of Paramore fame, teams up with LA band Failure for their new single The Rising Skyline. This acoustic breakup track, from their upcoming album Location Lost, is a heartfelt collaboration between long-time friends. With Hayleys voice adding a touch of emotion, this is Failures most delicate track yet. Catch them live before tickets sell out, as theyve added more North American dates this fall.

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Failure & Hayley Williams Collab on 'The Rising Skyline'

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On April 21st, Los Angeles band Failure just dropped their new single, The Rising Skyline, and its stars Paramore's Haley Williams on vocals. This acoustic break-up track comes from their upcoming album Location Lost, hitting shelves this Friday, April 24th. Haley has been a huge fan for years, shouting out Failure in their recent Hulu documentary, and even covering their song, Stuck on You, as in Early. Paramore B-side, back in 2006. Her love started with their 1996 album Fantastic Planet, which inspired her to form a band. Plus, Failure's frontman, Ken Andrews, mixed Paramore's 2013 self-title record, so these two go way back. Failure rarely does collapse, but their friendship made this duet click. It's their most delicate track yet, with Haley's voice adding real heart. Many spring shows are already sold out, like in Los Angeles and Chicago, and they've added more North American dates this fall from San Francisco to St. Louis, so catch them live if you can before tickets vanish.

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