released January 26, 2024

David Reilly: Vocals, Synthesiser, Guitar
Gus Bolton: Guitars, Vocals
Jamie Frain: Bass Guitar, Vocals
Eric Merrall: Guitars
Nicky Hind: Guitars, Synthesiser
Jim Park: Drums
Keith Apter: Drums

3, 5, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 21 from the "Sweet Thrill of Industry" session, played by David Reilly, Gus Bolton, Eric Merrall, Jamie Frain and Jim Park
1, 15, 18, 20, 22, 23 from the "Breaking Silence" session, played by David Reilly, Gus Bolton, Jamie Frain, Nicky Hind and Keith Apter
2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 19, 24 from the "Maskless" recordings, played by David Reilly, Gus Bolton, Jamie Frain and Keith Apter

Recorded in Edinburgh, 1980

For further information, check the three original releases, available here on Bandcamp
"The Sweet Thrill of Industry"
"Breaking Silence"
"Maskless"

Remastered (and, occasionally, re-edited) by David Reilly at Crispycat Studio, Edinburgh, UK, January 2024

Compositions:
For What It's Worth (Apter/Bolton/Frain/Hind/Reilly)
Death of a Wife (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Hind/Apter)
Violence is Natural (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Merrall/Park)
Television Future (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Merrall/Park/Apter) (Violence is Natural re-write)
No Wallpaper in This House (Reilly/Merrall/Bolton)
Black Room (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Apter)
Maskless in Smoke (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Apter)
Personality (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Hind/Apter)
Someone Else's Blood on my Shirt (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Hind/Apter)
Carefree (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Hind/Apter)
So You Think You Can Dance (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Hind/Apter)
No Surprise (Reilly/Bolton/Merrall)
Share This Faith (Reilly)
Sleep Forever (Reilly/Bolton/Merrall/Park)
Dice With Death (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Merrall/Park)
Second Generation (Merrall/Bolton)
Wall to Wall Carpeting (Reilly)
Breaking Silence (Reilly/Hind/Bolton/Frain/Apter)
Paranoia's Got You (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Apter)
Stuntman (Reilly/Bolton/Frain/Hind/Apter)
The Sweet Thrill of Industry (Merrall/Bolton/Reilly)
Orifix (Merrall)
Computer Operator (Reilly)
Let's Spend the Night Together (Jagger/Richards)

With thanks to all the Models past and present and dedicated, in particular, to our much missed friend and musical cohort, Mr Jamie Frain.