The Fall’s 431st album – made by their 804th line-up – doesn’t feature any particularly radical stylistic departures by the post-punk legends.
The Fall’s 431st album – made by their 804th line-up...
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Longstanding post-punkers The Fall have announced an Irish date in March.
Read More Legendary post-punk band The Fall lead the bill for the Heineken Green Synergy Festival, which runs in Dublin between October 4 and 8.
Read More That most maverick of Mancunians, Mark E. Smith, brings the 850th incarnation of The Fall to Crawdaddy, Dublin (August 7); and the Roisin Dubh, Galway (8).
Read More Having rocked up twenty-five years and over thirty albums of sometimes brilliant but always uncompromising progressive punk, Mark E. Smith's singular approach shows no sign of letting up.
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