The follow up to Interim Report, March 1979 provides a soundtrack to industry, employment and life in Warrington-Runcorn at the tail end of the 1970s.

Nine new tracks celebrate the work and communities that surrounded the Warrington-Runcorn area, from the petrochemical plant at Weston Point to the cutting-edge Parkside Colliery at Newton-le-Willows.

The album was out on 3rd September 2021 on coloured vinyl and digital formats from Castles in Space and records stores across the UK.

An onboarding seminar for a distant time and place, when specks on the map of England had enormous cooling towers on their horizons.
Bleep
It’s retro-futurism as head-shaking social comment, a heartrending experience. An album of stained overalls and shattered pride.
Electronic Sound

Details

Tracklisting
  1. Fanfare For The Working Man 1m 04s
  2. Built By Robots 3m 50s
  3. Petrochemical 5m 03s
  4. This Is The Age Of The Train 2m 36s
  5. Man And Manufacturing 6m 00s
  6. Part Of The Union 5m 12s
  7. Polytechnic 4m 14s
  8. Eye See Eye 4m 57s
  9. Managed Decline 3m 50s
  10. Aerospace special edition bonus track / 6m 02s
  11. Industrial Zone special edition bonus track / 3m 57s
  12. Polytechnic special edition bonus track / 3m 41s
  13. Standard Industrial Classification special edition bonus track / 4m 08s
  • #3 in the official independent album breakers chart
  • #5 in the official album downloads chart
  • #13 in the official independent albums chart
  • #38 in the official record store chart
  • #44 in the official album sales chart

First pressing – September 2021

  • Blue and white marble vinyl – 700 copies
  • Red and white marble vinyl – 300 copies

Second pressing – October 2022

  • Transparent blue vinyl – 500 copies

Third pressing – special edition double album – April 2026

  • White, black, yellow splatter on blue vinyl – 1,000 copies