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The Fall

Hex Enduction Hour (2025 Reissue)

Limited Clear Green 2LP - £32.99 | Pre Order
‘Hex Enduction Hour’ was the fourth studio album by The Fall, building on their lo-fi production and featuring a two-drummer line-up.
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Middle Class Revolt (2025 Reissue)

6CD in Clamshell Boxset - £38.99 | Pre Order
‘Middle Class Revolt’ was originally released in 1994 and was the band's 16th studio album.
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Levitate (2025 Reissue)

limited remastered clear red 2LP - £31.99 | Buy
‘Levitate’ is The Fall’s 19th album originally released in 1997 on Artful Records.
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The Light User Syndrome (Deluxe Edition)

remastered 2CD (with 12 bonus tracks) + booklet - £15.99 | Buy
'The Light User Syndrome' is often acclaimed as the last classic-style Fall album, owing both to the presence of longtime personnel including Brix Smith...
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Grotesque (After The Gramme) Live!

limited LP - £24.99 | Buy
CD - £13.99 | Buy
Sourced, mastered and designed by the musicians who played on the original LP, and with insightful liner notes by Henry Rollins , 'Grotesque Live' prese...
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Hex Enduction Hour (National Album Day 2024)

2LP - £32.99 | Buy
1982 was a decisive year for The Fall.
Grotesque (After The Gramme) (2023 reissue)
  1. Pay Your Rates
  2. English Scheme
  3. New Face In Hell
  4. C’n’C-S Mithering
  5. The Container Drivers
  6. Impression Of J. Temperance
  7. In The Park
  8. W.M.C - Blob 59
  9. Gramme Friday
  10. The N.W.R.A.

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Grotesque (After The Gramme) (2023 reissue)

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  • limited numbered 180g audiophile translucent yellow lp (1500 only)

    Released: 24th Nov 2023

    £29.99
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If you've ever wondered how exactly did Mark E Smith write Elastic Man, well, gather round cos all of the answers you seek lie within this stonker of a record.

'Grotesque (After The Gramme)' is the third studio album by the Fall. The album reached number one on the UK Independent Chart, spending 29 weeks on the chart in total. The Fall's music at the time was described as "Mancabilly", and by Smith himself as "Country 'n' Northern". In 2020, Rolling Stone included Grotesque (After The Gramme) in its "80 Greatest albums of 1980" list, praising the band for its "ability to craft impossibly catchy songs that simultaneously sound like they're shaking apart at the seams"