New Face In Hell
Fall · Other Songs - Fall
uncovers secrets and scandals of deceitful type proportions.
Aghast goes next door to his neighbor, secretly excited, as
aforementioned was a hunter whom radio enthusiast wanted
friendship and favor of.
A new face in hell
Nearly a new face in hell!
A muscular, thick-skinned, slit-eyed neighbor is at the table
poisoned just thirty seconds before by parties who knew of
wireless operator's forthcoming revelation.
A new face in hell!
A prickly line of sweat covers enthusiast's forehead as the
realization hits him that the same government him and his now
dead neighbor voted for and backed and talked of on cream porches
have tricked him into their war against the people who enthusiast
and dead hunter would have wished torture on. A servant of
government walks in and arrests wireless fan in
kitchen for murder of his neighbor
A new face in hell!
The dead cannot contradict
Sometimes the living cannot
A new face in hell!
New Face In Hell
Released by the English post-punk band Fall, 'New Face In Hell' stands as a defining track from their early discography, characterized by its driving rhythm and stark, industrial atmosphere. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of aggressive guitar work and rhythmic precision, reflecting the raw energy of the late 1970s underground scene. As a key component of their catalog, the recording captures the group's evolution from their initial experimental phases into a more cohesive and powerful sound that would influence subsequent generations of noise and post-punk artists. Its enduring presence in their body of work highlights the band's commitment to uncompromising musical integrity and sonic experimentation.