Emerging from the Belfast punk scene, The Setz changed musical direction in 1982 and re-named themselves Silent Running. Richard Collett (Bass), Peter Gamble (Vocals), Tony Scott (Guitars) Ian Gault (Drums) and Alex White (Keyboards). White left in 1985 to work with Joan Armatrading, resulting in the band relying on session players such as Adrian Lee (Mike & The Mechanics), Clive Gates (New Muzik) and Ian Curnow (Talk Talk) to record the next 2 albums.

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  • Emerging from the Belfast punk scene, The Setz changed musical direction in 1982 and re-named themselves Silent Running. Richard Collett (Bass), Peter Gamble (Vocals), Tony Scott (Guitars) Ian Gault (Drums) and Alex White (Keyboards). White left in 1985 to work with Joan Armatrading, resulting in the band relying on session players such as Adrian Lee (Mike & The Mechanics), Clive Gates (New Muzik) and Ian Curnow (Talk Talk) to record the next 2 albums. Ian Gault departed the band after the initial recording of the third and last album "DEEP" in 1988 and was replaced by Gary Kirby. Paul Rocks joined the band at this time on keyboards and the band finished recording Deep in New York. The band toured extensively after the album's release but called it a day not long after..
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  • Emerging from the Belfast punk scene, The Setz changed musical direction in 1982 and re-named themselves Silent Running. Richard Collett (Bass), Peter Gamble (Vocals), Tony Scott (Guitars) Ian Gault (Drums) and Alex White (Keyboards). White left in 1985 to work with Joan Armatrading, resulting in the band relying on session players such as Adrian Lee (Mike & The Mechanics), Clive Gates (New Muzik) and Ian Curnow (Talk Talk) to record the next 2 albums.
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  • Silent Running (Belfast band)
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