Inspiring many indie-rock bands from the early 90's through today, The Fall
return with a new album and a new lesson in rock n roll. Fall Heads Roll is
the latest studio full-length and second for Narnack following 2004's The
Real New Fall LP, an album that was dubbed by the masses as the best of The
Fall's work in the last ten years. Fall Heads Roll features fourteen tracks
of intoxicating Fall splendor which pick up precisely where the last album
left off while re-exploring classic Fall territory. Recorded in both New
York City and London, England during the winter of 2005, this album promises
to captivate early and brand new Fall fans alike. Some tracks are
enchantingly dreary (Early Days of Channel Fuhrer), others laced-up with
monumental garage-pop hooks effective enough to candy-coat a bruised liver
specifically, I Can Hear the Grass Grow, the album's first single, released
September 6th, 2005.

Emerging from working-class Manchester, The Fall formed in 1976 after
vocalist and incomparably acid-tongued lyricist Mark E. Smith decided he
wanted a more personal vessel for his words, ideas and obsessions with
literature. He found some like-minded compatriots and the first full-length,
Live at the Witch Trials, soon followed. Many albums and many more band
member changes later, Mark E. Smith has lead The Fall in becoming what many
critics consider to be the most prolific band of the British Punk movement.
With his philosophical word play, knowledge of appealing song structure and
bitterly controversial personality, Mark E. Smith has managed to front a
band with not only a cult following, but an impressive record of success on
both the UK and US charts.

To support the release of Fall Heads Roll, the band will be heading out on
an extensive UK tour this October with North American dates soon to follow.Inspiring many indie-rock bands from the early 90's through today, The Fall
return with a new album and a new lesson in rock n roll. Fall Heads Roll is
the latest studio full-length and second for Narnack following 2004's The
Real New Fall LP, an album that was dubbed by the masses as the best of The
Fall's work in the last ten years. Fall Heads Roll features fourteen tracks
of intoxicating Fall splendor which pick up precisely where the last album
left off while re-exploring classic Fall territory. Recorded in both New
York City and London, England during the winter of 2005, this album promises
to captivate early and brand new Fall fans alike. Some tracks are
enchantingly dreary (Early Days of Channel Fuhrer), others laced-up with
monumental garage-pop hooks effective enough to candy-coat a bruised liver
specifically, I Can Hear the Grass Grow, the album's first single, released
September 6th, 2005.

The Fall - Fall Heads Roll Press Quotes:

"Despite their having influenced such disparate artists as Pavement,
Radiohead and Clinic, success has been elusive for Mancunians The Fall.
Still, Fall Heads Roll serves notice the band isn't going away anytime soon
.the band unleashes a furious rhythmic juggernaut of churning guitar, bass
and drums while the free association of images really sticks"
-Under The Radar

"(the album) continues the band's recent run of strong work, Blindness, for
example, comes back in its third incarnation. With each subsequent revision,
the song has grown longer and nastier, and here, the incessant bass crunch
and hovering guitar parts drip with fury .overall the Fall remain, ever
shockingly, in excellent form." - Pitchfork

"Hearing Mark E. Smith shout over a rumbling beat is one of life's singular
pleasures. He drawls like Johnny Cash after too many pints.
.a new team of young whippersnappers have been chosen to form the latest
incarnation of The Fall. Honed into a brutal, head banging rock beast they
do a great Bo Diddley and thrash their way through an acid scrambled version
of The Move's I Can Hear The Grass Grow."
-BBC

For more information, please contact Billy Nord 212-871-6661:
Billy@narnackrecords.com
www.narnackrecords.com