Robert Fripp

Let The Power Fall is the only full album of Frippertronics released during the original vinyl era and within two years of the original tour of shops, offices and restaurants that acted as venues for the concerts. A 2021 remaster, by David Singleton, of Robert Fripp's 1981 album of Frippertronics, Let The Power Fall. Available on CD for the first time in decades, this edition contains three extra tracks.

With minimal promotion as the tour got underway, especially in North America, the shows quickly sold out. For many attending, the effect of the music as it slowly unfolded was profound and deeply moving, and something which Fripp himself experienced. Speaking to Melody Maker's Lynden Barber in 1981, Fripp argued that Frippertronics gave him a way of working that put him in intimate contact with an audience, something that had been increasingly impossible in the conventional band set-up.

Released in April 1981 just weeks after the sole album by The League of Gentlemen, Let The Power Fall was the final solo album by Robert Fripp of that period, with the band that would become the next incarnation of King Crimson preparing to enter Basing Street studios in May. Unavailable in any format for many years, this CD reissue also features three additional tracks discovered as part of the archive work for the Exposures multi-disc boxed set: a single edit of 1984 and two mixes of another track given the same name at the time of mixing, all three previously unreleased on individual CD.