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‘The Real New Fall LP (Formerly Country on the Click)’ is the 23rd studio album by The Fall, Originally released in the United Kingdom in 2003.Cherry Red Records is delighted to present this 20th anniversary re-issue.The subtitle is explained by the fact that the tracks were originally scheduled...

'Hex Enduction Hour' was the fourth studio album by The Fall, building on their lo-fi production and featuring a two-drummer line-up. It was an oddity, even in 1982. Back then, the post-punk tumble had finally run dry, leaving a lightened thirst for the kind of colourful pop that would soon be cheri...

Beggars Arkive are happy to announce a reissue of The Fall’s 1989 half-studio/half-live album, Seminal Live. Available on yellow vinyl, the album has been remastered by Kevin Vanbergen. This edition features reimagined artwork, new sleeve notes and a QR code linking to exclusive bonus assets.Relea...

Levitate’ is The Fall’s 19th album originally released in 1997 on Artful Records. It’s the last album to feature two long-time Fall members, drummer Karl Burns and bass player Steve Hanley (whose playing was once described by Smith as the defining element of the group's music).Most of the reco...

Recorded at The Fall's concerts in New Zealand on their 1982 tour. It was released on the Flying Nun label with, what Chris Knox thought was, permission from the group after they played the group the tapes. However, Flying Nun were contacted by the group's Australian publishers and were told it was...

Available for the first time on vinyl, this collection compiles The Fall singles released around This Nation’s Saving Grace and includes 5 tracks from the bands’ 1985 BBC Peel sessions. Also included is the track “Ma Riley" which made its debut on the CD box set in 2011. Track Listing:- Couldn...

I Am Kurious Oranj is The Fall’s eleventh studio album. Released by Beggars Banquet 30 years ago, in 1988, it contains some of their most loved songs including Cab It Up!, New Big Prinz and Jerusalem which takes its lyrics from a poem by William Blake. The album was written as the soundtrack to an...

The Wonderful and Frightening World Of. is the 7th album by The Fall , released in October 1984. It was the band's first album with the successful Beggars Banquet label who put them with name producer John Leckie. Brix Smith co-wrote around half the tracks. Paul Hanley left the band immediately afte...

Last year, former The Fall guitarist (and now celebrated radio broadcaster) Marc Riley stumbled on a rare bootleg recording of a concert the band had given to a sparsely populated audience at St Helens Technical College in the spring of 1981. To celebrate the gig's 40th anniversary, the recording ha...

Bursting into the 1980s on a new label (the then-upstart, now-legendary Rough Trade) and with an augmented, audibly panicked lineup, The Fall's Grotesque is the true pure-bred Fall release from the Marc Riley era. Released in the immediate wake of The Fall's most beloved single (Totally Wired), the...

This reissue of The Fall’s 1988 'The Frenz Experiment' album has slipped out practically without any fanfare. It was their most accessible album at the time, and now seems to be the most underrated and unloved. The Fall's tenure on Beggars Banquet during the 1980s resulted in some of their most co...

This is the 2 x LP remastered edition of The Fall’s ninth studio album, 1986's 'Bend Sinister'. Retitled, in great Fall style, 'Bend Sinister/The 'Domesday' Pay-Off Triad-Plus!', the original album has been expanded to include the A & B sides of their three 1986 singles: - 'Mr. Pharmacist', 'Hey!...

Bypassing their edgy, early singles and concentrating on their artier, more eclectic work from 1984-89, 458489 A-Sides encapsulates nearly all of the Fall's many attributes. All of the singles on A-Sides are culled from the era when Brix Smith was in the band, arguably the band's most cohesive and r...

"Feel the wrath of my Bombast!" exhorts Mark E. Smith on This Nation's Saving Grace, the follow-up to their groundbreaking Wonderful and Frightening World of. the Fall, and this collection is ample proof of the pure confidence the group had at this time.Stompers like "Barmy," "What You Need," and th...

The Marshall Suite is the 1999 album by the Fall. The album builds on the techno-influenced beats of its predecessor Levitate, while also returning to a more rockabilly-influenced sound reminiscent of earlier Fall line-ups with songs such as the catchy "Touch Sensitive" and the strange, complex, thu...

Shift-Work is the 13th album by English rock band the Fall, originally released in 1991.The Fall started working on the album in 1990 while touring in support of Extricate. Mark E. Smith sacked guitarist Martin Bramah and keyboardist Marcia Schofield immediately after the Australian leg of the tour...

Extricate, the first post-Brix Smith album, is marked by a far more melodic approach than your usual Fall joint.It's also loaded up with keyboards, nods to techno, and, in an unexpected but welcome twist, Kenny Brady's textural violin playing. "Sing! Harpy" is as caustic and deadpan as anything in t...

Discussing The Fall’s music retrospectively feels counterintuitive because they were so forward thinking. But if we revisit their 1981 EP (or album, depending on your stance), Slates, it becomes very transparent that it was a significant moment in The Fall’s trajectory.Along with their 1980 LP G...

The Fall’s fourth studio album Perverted by Language was released in 1983 and features some of The Fall’s most renowned tracks, such as "Eat Y’self Fitter". The album’s sound is characterized by its sharp and angular post-punk guitar riffs, driven by a heavy bass and drums rhythm section, al...

With The Fall’s 1978 debut album Live at the Witch Trials, it was possible to see the group as more-or-less standard “post-punks" with a few unusual ideas. With its sequel Dragnet, it became clear that this band was really something different altogether.In part that’s because this wasn’t the...

Bob Stanley's Excavate!: The Wonderful and Frightening World of The Fall is a definitive insight into the ever-influential world of Mark E. Smith and the Fall, featuring never-before published essays and ephemera from fans, collectors and the artist and band themselves. Over a prolific forty-year ca...

The RSD compilation White Lightning encompasses the period between 1978 and 2001; just short of two-thirds of The Fall's four-decade existence. The Fall is known for their distinctive and unconventional sound, marked by Mark E. Smith's often inscrutable lyrics, abrasive vocals, and a constantly evol...

The Infotainment Scan is the fifteenth album by The Fall, released in 1993 and the first of the band's albums to get an official American release since1990's Extricate. At the time of its release, it was considered the band's most accessible album and came when the band were experiencing unprecedent...

‘If it’s me and your granny on bongos, it’s The Fall.’ A tribute to Mark E. Smith, the late, great frontman of The Fall, featuring tributes from fans, some of the best writing on the band, and Mark's most caustic and entertaining quotes. As legendary frontman of post-punk outfit The Fall, Ma...