I’m sure that by now you are familiar with Dan Fox, the hardest working man in noise. He records under a host of names, including This is What I Hear When You Talk, Fail, and Loss, to begin with, as well as being the driving force behind Inner Demons Records. Fail is nice, harsh noise, so let’s dive in and see what this sounds like live.

This album consists of one 16 minute track, "Live at Denver Noise Fest 2026." It kicks off a bit subdued, with some slight crackling, but then kicks into a bit noisier section. This track runs like a roller coaster, alternating with soothing noise and harshness. There are moments of high pitched squeals and analog noises and other moments of low seismic rumbles. There are quiet moments where it almost feels like it is ending, only to suddenly blast the listener with harsh noise. There is a lot going on here, so if you like your noise with a lot of variety, this is definitely one to check out. This also solidifies the fact that if you ever have a chance to see any of Fox's projects live, it will be well worth your while.