Gordon Chapman-Fox works under the name Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan (WRNTDP) and produces wonderful propulsive, cinematic electronica which has a musical, conceptual and aesthetic setting in the mid 1970s to early 1980s and has made a great impact since his debut in 2020. More
Gordon has released four albums to date on independent label Castles in Space. His latest
record, The Nation’s Most Central Location has proved his most successful, charting at
number 6 in the independent album chart and achieving much radio play and many requests
for sync placements.
Following a solid upwards trajectory, all four WRNTDP albums have had increasing levels of
critical and commercial success, with the third record Districts, Roads, Open Space charting
at #20 in the UK vinyl album charts, and #60 in the main album chart. The album made
several albums of the year lists, including Bleep, Norman Records, Piccadilly Records, Drift
Records and made #5 in the Electronic Sound magazine 2022 best of list.
The Nation’s Most Central Location was pressed in the largest edition ever issued by Castles
in Space, and yet still sold out in a matter of days. Genuine public demand necessitated a
repress of a further 2,000 copies, which had to be ordered immediately following the album’s
release.
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