The Fall / The Remainderer

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Artist

The Fall

Album Title:

The Remainderer

Album Cover:

Primary Genre

Alternative & Punk: Indie

Format

CD EP

Released

12/09/2013

Label

Cherry Red Records 2013

Catalog No

CDMRED600

Bar Code No

5 013929 160033

Packaging

Jewelcase

Tracks

1.	The Remainderer (0:00)
2.	Amorator! (0:00)
3.	Mister Rode (0:00)
4.	Rememberance R (0:00)
5.	Say Mama / Race With The Devil (0:00)
6.	Touchy Pad (0:00)

Date Acquired

10/03/2014

Personal Rating

Acquired from

Electric Fetus - Minneapolis

Purchase Price

16.19

Web Links

All Music Guide Entry:
Discogs Entry:
The Fall Online - Discography: singles & albums

Notes

foobar2000 1.2.9 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2014-10-05 21:26:36

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Analyzed: The Fall / The Remainderer
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DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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DR9 -0.26 dB -10.75 dB 4:02 01-The Remainderer
DR6 -0.26 dB -8.43 dB 3:20 02-Amorator!
DR8 -0.26 dB -9.94 dB 7:38 03-Mister Rode
DR8 -0.26 dB -9.74 dB 6:12 04-Remberance R
DR8 -0.26 dB -9.72 dB 3:09 05-Say Mama/Race with the Devil
DR9 -0.62 dB -10.77 dB 2:27 06-Touchy Pad
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Number of tracks: 6
Official DR value: DR8

Samplerate: 44100 Hz
Channels: 2
Bits per sample: 16
Bitrate: 1032 kbps
Codec: FLAC
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Reviews

All Music Guide Review:

Review by David Jeffries
With plenty of comps, live albums, archival sets, and other whatnot in the Fall's huge discography, stopgap EPs hardly stand out, but The Remainderer deserves to be noted. Even if it is frustratingly short, this purposeful monster kicks off with the throbbing, strong, midtempo title track, which is typical Fall at the top of their game, before the winding "Amorator!" offers some soft and circular sounds that are new to the veteran indie band's sonic palette. Two arty epics fill the middle bit before a Gene Vincent medley of covers and a crisp and snide tune about tablets closes this surprisingly sharp, surprisingly forceful EP.

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