Production
The album was recorded between January and June 1980 at Alaska and James Morgan Studios, London, and during June 1979 at Spaceward Studios, Cambridge. The London sessions were produced by Pat Collier and Mike Kemp, while the Cambridge sessions were produced by Spaceward Studios staff. The recordings were done on four and eight track, and only cost £600. The album was released 28 June 1980 on the Armageddon label as ARM1.
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