Brain Failure

Chinese punk rock band

For disorders of the brain, see Encephalopathy.

Brain Failure (脑浊; pinyin: Nǎozhuó) (1997–present) is a Chinese punk rock band based in Beijing, China.[1] The band's songs are performed in Mandarin and English.[2] Their main references are The Clash and Rancid.[1][3]

## Members

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* Xiao Rong (肖容) - Vocals, Electric guitar
* Wang Jian - Vocal, Electric guitar, Chorus
* Gao Yufeng - Electric bass guitar
* Xu Lin - Drums

## Discography

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* Local Life (single) (demo version) (2013; released online only)
* Give You A Gift (single) (2013; released online only)
* Dare to be Tous Les Jours (album) (2012; released in China only)
* Nous Avons De La Chance (EP) (2011; released online only)
* Downtown Production (album) (2009; released in China only)
* A Box in The Broken Ball (EP) (2008)
* Coming Down to Beijing (album), 2007 a reselected issue of Turn on the Distortion released in China)
* Beijing to Boston (Split with Big D And The Kids Table, 2006)
* American Dreamer (2005)
* That's What I Know \- track 11 (Compilation Give'em the Boot by Hell-Cat records world wild under Epitaph) (2004)
* Turn On The Distortion (2002) Remastered by Mel "Herbie" Kent
* Wuliao Contingent (Split album) (1999)[4]
* Wuliaojundui - Christmas in Scream! (1998; various artists)[5]

## References

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1. ^ a b "Interview: Xiao Rong, Brain Failure Frontman". China Underground. 2016-03-22. Retrieved 2023-05-13.
2. ^ "Brain Failure". China.org.
3. ^ Herron, Keith (2008-02-25). "Brain Failure: Punk de Beijín Para El Mundo". Al Borde. Retrieved 2023-05-13.
4. ^ Various - 无聊军队 = Wuliao Contingent (in Spanish), retrieved 2023-05-13
5. ^ Various - 无聊军队 1998圣诞在嚎叫俱乐部 = Christmas In Scream: Wuliao Contingent Live At Scream Club In 1998 (in Spanish), retrieved 2023-05-13

## External links

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* BF's Unupdated web page
* Brain Failure official site (Chinese)

## See also

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* Chinese rock

Authority control databases

International|

* ISNI
* VIAF

National|

* United States

Artists|

* MusicBrainz

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