Fall in a Hole
The Fall · 1983
87 min · 16 tracks · alternative rock · punk
A chaotic blend of post-punk fervor and sardonic wit wrapped in abrasive soundscapes.
Why this album works
'Fall in a Hole' is notable for its critical reception that positioned The Fall as influential figures within the post-punk genre. The album's eclectic style and lyrical themes resonated with listeners, leading to significant airplay and contributing to the band's growing cult following.
- Best for
- chaotic energy with sardonic wit dynamic progression with peaks wave-like pacing for deep focus
- Context
- Released in January 1983, 'Fall in a Hole' came during The Fall's prolific phase, following their acclaimed album 'Hex Enduction Hour' from 1982. This period marked the band’s evolution into a more experimental sound, solidifying their status in the alternative rock scene while continuing to challenge musical conventions.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Depeche Mode· David Bowie· Duran Duran· Radiohead· Bryan Adams· The Cure· Blur· Manic Street Preachers
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
Disc 1
- 1 Impression of J Temperance 4:33
- 2 The Man Whose Head Expanded 4:47
- 3 Room to Live 4:07
- 4 Hip Priest Standout 7:14
- 5 Lie Dream of a Casino Soul 4:11
- 6 Prole Art Threat Standout 3:33
- 7 Hard Life in the Country 7:26
- 8 The Classical 4:56
- 9 Mere Pseud Mag Ed 3:23
- 10 Marquis Cha‐Cha Standout 5:50
- 11 Backdrop 10:15
- 12 Fantastic Life 7:34
Disc 2
- 1 English Scheme 2:31
- 2 Joker Hysterical Face 4:17
- 3 No Xmas for John Quays 6:38
- 4 Solicitor in Studio 6:00
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