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The Fall: ‘Rowche Rumble’ – psychiatry in music

Released in 1979, ‘Rowche Rumble’was the third single from fêted indie stalwarts The Fall. It failed to trouble the regular Top 75 charts but did reach number 31 on the inaugural UK indie chart in January 1980. A perennial champion of the band, the late disc jockey John Peel selected the record within his ‘Festive Fifty’ in both 1979 and 1980. The song was reputedly inspired by the group’s creative force and only constant member Mark E. Smith’s former work as a shipping clerk, during which he claimed that an administrative error resulted in him receiving a large consignment of barbiturates from Hoffmann-La Roche that he duly concealed around Manchester for his own recreational consumption.