Whiskey Myers Whomp Whack Thunder Vinyl LP Indies Translucent Black Smoke Colour 2025
1. Swift Safe And Comfortable
2. Sunset Over Stanlow
3. 800 Yards Down At Ince Six Feet
4. Water Treatment Works
5. Renewal And Regeneration
6. The People Matter
The sixth Warrington-Runcorn album continues to explore New Towns and the demise of the post-war consensus. This time Gordon Chapman-Foxâs gaze falls on our public services that have been starved of cash or privatised since 1980.
âIt seems ridiculous in hindsight for a developed country to have packed up and sold off vital infrastructure such as power, water or the rail networkâ says Gordon. â40 years down the line, and all of these vital industries are barely functional. Their prime function now is to drain cash from our pockets and into the bulging wallets of shareholders.â
Gordonâs anger continues to power his desire to make Warrington-Runcorn a statement for the here and now, rather than an exercise in rose-tinted nostalgia.
The People Matter, as side twoâs sole track will attest.
âThis album very much came from my live showsâ says Gordon. âA lot of these tracks were designed to be performed live, and you will have heard quite a few of them if youâve seen me live in the last year.â
There is a certain rawness to some of the tracks, not to mention an almost upbeat danceable quality. This is no less atmospheric than previous albums, but it has become fused with an urge to get you to move your feet.
Whiskey Myers Whomp Whack Thunder Vinyl LP Indies Translucent Black Smoke Colour 2025
1. Swift Safe And Comfortable
2. Sunset Over Stanlow
3. 800 Yards Down At Ince Six Feet
4. Water Treatment Works
5. Renewal And Regeneration
6. The People Matter
The sixth Warrington-Runcorn album continues to explore New Towns and the demise of the post-war consensus. This time Gordon Chapman-Foxâs gaze falls on our public services that have been starved of cash or privatised since 1980.
âIt seems ridiculous in hindsight for a developed country to have packed up and sold off vital infrastructure such as power, water or the rail networkâ says Gordon. â40 years down the line, and all of these vital industries are barely functional. Their prime function now is to drain cash from our pockets and into the bulging wallets of shareholders.â
Gordonâs anger continues to power his desire to make Warrington-Runcorn a statement for the here and now, rather than an exercise in rose-tinted nostalgia.
The People Matter, as side twoâs sole track will attest.
âThis album very much came from my live showsâ says Gordon. âA lot of these tracks were designed to be performed live, and you will have heard quite a few of them if youâve seen me live in the last year.â
There is a certain rawness to some of the tracks, not to mention an almost upbeat danceable quality. This is no less atmospheric than previous albums, but it has become fused with an urge to get you to move your feet.
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1. Swift Safe And Comfortable
2. Sunset Over Stanlow
3. 800 Yards Down At Ince Six Feet
4. Water Treatment Works
5. Renewal And Regeneration
6. The People Matter
The sixth Warrington-Runcorn album continues to explore New Towns and the demise of the post-war consensus. This time Gordon Chapman-Foxâs gaze falls on our public services that have been starved of cash or privatised since 1980.
âIt seems ridiculous in hindsight for a developed country to have packed up and sold off vital infrastructure such as power, water or the rail networkâ says Gordon. â40 years down the line, and all of these vital industries are barely functional. Their prime function now is to drain cash from our pockets and into the bulging wallets of shareholders.â
Gordonâs anger continues to power his desire to make Warrington-Runcorn a statement for the here and now, rather than an exercise in rose-tinted nostalgia.
The People Matter, as side twoâs sole track will attest.
âThis album very much came from my live showsâ says Gordon. âA lot of these tracks were designed to be performed live, and you will have heard quite a few of them if youâve seen me live in the last year.â
There is a certain rawness to some of the tracks, not to mention an almost upbeat danceable quality. This is no less atmospheric than previous albums, but it has become fused with an urge to get you to move your feet.
