10 November 2008 but the band stated that: "We will have the record to sell at all gigs starting with our european dates in September." The Truth Is... was released on 10 November 2008. On 7 June 2009, Failsafe released "A Common Goal" as download only single through Small Town Records & Bomber Music. B-Sides include "Only If We Learn" and two live session tracks recorded for Xfm. The band's second single proper was accompanied by a video which received regular rotation on Kerrang TV. Tim Fox directed the video which was recorded in Camberwell South London and featured imagery similar in style to the album artwork for The Truth Is... After stamping their mark on SXSW in Texas during 2010 the band also filmed for the third series of the smash hit Channel 4/E4 TV show The Inbetweeners featuring as the band from the episode The Gig and the Girlfriend. Routines Failsafe released their third album titled Routines in the USA on 3 April 2012. It was released under Cardboard Empire, a record label founded and owned by the band members of an American post-hardcore band, Hawthorne Heights. Failsafe toured for this album with Super Prime, Forever Came Calling, Hawthorne Heights, and a number of unnamed local bands on the Summer of Hope Tour, for Hawthorne Height's new EP titled Hope. In the early hours of 1 January 2015 guitarist and vocalist Matthew Cogley died suddenly while on a vacation in Belfast. His cause of death was not released. Humphries, Catlow and Sprake formed a new band, The Capital, with singer Seamus McLoughlin and guitarist Nik Taylor. Their first EP, Hummingbird, was released in 2016. Humphries departed in 2017 and was replaced by original Failsafe bass player, Scott Bampton. The Capital then followed up with another EP, This Place Matters, in 2018. Members James Norris – lead vocals, synthesisers Simon Humphries – guitars Rob Catlow – drums Andy Sprake – bass guitar, vocals, keyboards Former members Matthew Cogley – guitars, lead vocals (died 2015) Scott Bampton – bass guitar Discography References External links Official website Myspace Profile British post-hardcore musical groups English alternative rock groups Underground punk scene in the United Kingdom Musical groups established in 2004