'Duplicating and frolicking. Good Press present’s a newly constructed, contemporary chronicle of audio offerings from a vast and sprawling pool of artists, musicians, writers, and individuals of cultural note. Each piece of audio resides in a C20, and will be offered for reproduction via the use of a tape duplicator for the price of £2 a pop, along with individual artworks to adorn the casings.'

Using the banner of Good Press, Walkerdine, Higgins, Lynch and Roeder collectively organised and facilitated a vast new commission of contemporary audio works from local and international practitioners. Offering visitors to the art space the chance to listen to audio and operate the machinery to duplicate and purchase audio works on cassette for their collection, the project questioned and utilised community, labour, buyer and the role of music in publishing and small scale consumerism.