Album Review: “Fall Heads Roll” Expanded Edition (2026) by The Fall

Bargain Bin Babylon offers a glimpse into musical treasures that may have gone unnoticed or underappreciated. From obscure albums like Neal Schon and Jan Hammer’s “Untold Passion” to the tranquil sounds of 101 Strings in “In a Hawaiian Paradise,” the series explores a wide range of music that deserves a second look.

One such hidden gem is Donnie Miller’s “One of the Boys,” a record that showcases his unique blend of Americana and rock influences. The Chanter Sisters’ “First Flight” also stands out for its harmonious melodies and captivating storytelling.

Concert reviews provide insight into live performances that captivate audiences. Unlimited Miles celebrated Miles Davis’ 100th birthday with a stellar show, while Mclusky and Ekko Astral left their mark on concertgoers with their electrifying performances. Pat Metheny and Bill Frisell also impressed audiences with their musical prowess on stage.

Genesis’ discography is a testament to their evolution as a band, from the progressive rock of “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway” to the pop sensibilities of “…And Then There Were Three…” and “Selling England by the Pound.” Each album showcases the band’s versatility and musical experimentation.

In the realm of music milestones, Beach House’s “20th anniversary is a testament to their enduring appeal, while “Return to Cookie Mountain,” “Apologies to the Queen Mary,” and “All the Right Reasons” all celebrate two decades of musical brilliance.

An interview with Annie Clark, known as St. Vincent, delves into her creative process and inspirations. The art of survival and self-expression takes center stage in a poignant exploration of grief, drag, and the end of an era with Ciao Malz and The Noisy Talk.

Looking towards the future, Project Pabst 2025 promises exciting collaborations between Dustbunny and Nasalrod, a glimpse into the innovative sounds of tomorrow. Whale Fall also offers a unique perspective on music and creativity in a thought-provoking interview.

Music recommendations like Snail Mail’s “Ricochet,” Robyn’s “Sexistential,” and Dälek’s “Brilliance of a Falling Moon” showcase the diversity and creativity of contemporary music. Revisiting classics like Queen’s “Queen II” and Band of Horses’ “Everything All the Time” in collector’s edition box sets allows fans to rediscover the magic of these iconic albums.

Resequencing albums like Modest Mouse’s “The Moon & Antarctica” and Coldplay’s “Mylo Xyloto” offers a fresh perspective on familiar tracks, while discovering hidden gems like Bongwater’s “The Big Sell-Out” and Gwen Guthrie’s “Good to Go Lover” provides a new appreciation for overlooked artists.

Bargain Bin Babylon is a treasure trove of musical exploration, offering a wealth of discoveries waiting to be uncovered. From concert reviews to discographies, interviews to recommendations, the series celebrates the diversity and artistry of the music world. Explore, resequence, rediscover, and dive into the world of music with Bargain Bin Babylon.