Album dossier / 1982
Hex Enduction Hour
The Fall · Post-Punk
Cut partly at a remote studio in Reykjavik, Iceland with producer Richard Mazda and featuring two drummers (Karl Burns and Paul Hanley) for extra rhythmic weight, Hex Enduction Hour is widely regarded as The Fall's most revered record and a defining statement of Mark E. Smith's confrontational, sprechgesang-driven post-punk.
Record facts
- Label
- Kamera Records
- Producer
- Richard Mazda, Mark E. Smith
- Chart peak
- N/A
- Notable tracks
- The Classical
- Hip Priest
- Jawbone and the Air-Rifle
Artist & discography
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allmusic.com, discogs.com, thefall.org · cover art: coverartarchive.org
Last enriched: 2026-08-24