FALL, THE - New Facts Emerge 2 x 10" gospel part gospel crusader - and

part gospel crusader - and his influence was as immediate and profound

Simply obliterating any conception of THE WIPERS as a mere punk band

“Requiem” was finally released in 1981 in a private edition of 1000 copies on the small Daviton label

if he was backed up by an almost minimalistic bass/drums combo

Good Times

FALL, THE - New Facts Emerge 2 x 10" gospel part gospel crusader - andDouble 10" Complaining about the repetitive nature of The Fall is like bitching that water is wet. All mid tempo garage rockabilly psych one riff stompers with Mark E. half (probably a gross underestimation) drunkenly ranting some shit or another over the top. The occasional groove sticks for a minute or two (witness "Fol de Rol" or the title track) but the most of this, like, well, pretty much the entire second half, sounds like an aging, degenerate