Podcasts about tns records

In our final "normal" episode of 2023, we're joined by two DIY Punk heavyweights, Bev & Andy from Manchester's very own TNS records!Born from a fanzine way back in 2003, TNS has evolvd somewhat into a leading UK independent record label with its bolt-on annual live music event Manchester Punk Festival.How do they decide which bands to unleash on us all? What gets on people's nerves about DIY bands? Will there be another TNS Tour? Listen in to find out!Niall has a very confusing Christmas raffle going on, Tom's feeling alright and we remind you, one last time, about our 12 dys of Christmas run down.Music this week is from: Screeching Weasel, Bang Bang Bunny, The Lawrence Arms, Faintest Idea, Bruise Control, Knife Club, Electric Press, Stubborn Allstars and Clayface. 

This week Devon Kay from Devon Kay and The Solutions joins us. Devon tells how he got into ska music and how the band got its start. We also learn about the band's musical progression and why they are finally making a ska record. We also discuss song writing and how they came to work with Bad Time Records. Lastly, we give you some ska news and our ska picks of the week.  Devon Kay and The Solutions: https://linktr.ee/DevonKayandtheSolutions?fbclid=PAAaYOf68EJHyy-WHLD5g4PqFOVVawHDYyONwvAvC6uS8aOGxge9yHqXZzQa8 On The Upbeat: ontheupbeatska.com Ska News…… A Few Good Records On April 1, A Few Good Records released a charity compilation of Taylor Swift ska covers. A portion of the proceeds from the album will go to Trans Lifeline. The album features bands like The Classy Wrecks, Holy Schnikes, Dived by Zero, Long Distance Friends and many more. Visit afewgoodrecords.bandcamp.com to get your copy  2) Faintest Idea  On Friday March 31 UK's Faintest Idea released their latest album, The Road to Sedition. The album is streaming everywhere now and you can order the record in the UK from TNS Records and in the US from Jump Start Records.  https://linktr.ee/faintestidea?fbclid=PAAab10gQIIoU8ihjJtR7jkiPhEf-ZyeqVZk5Y3JSSp0EI98I-Prqk4SWz9Q4 3.) P.O. Box  On Friday March 31, France ska punk band, PO Box released a new song called Dancing in Your Shoes. The song features Stacey Dee from Bad Cop Bad Cop.  https://linktr.ee/pobox_band?fbclid=PAAabwwbCyoVM05TbURjV2VnyzTgBbjF8JZpl6Nz8tOe4t_kLEPp1-v_OT5Bo Spotify playlist Ska Favorites: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2DikTsRPk4dspXejk9bFko?si=vaPlX9V7QVW9JsTRSUdqCg Ska News Theme by Dang!t: https://dangitband.bandcamp.com/music Main Theme by Millington: https://millingtonband.bandcamp.com/music You can buy the main Theme Song:  https://ontheupbeat.bandcamp.com/track/on-the-upbeat

Blake, Burg and Charlotte are joined this month by Fizzy - an artist, lino print maker and general cool person at gigs. We chat news, crows, Bolton Abbey cat killers, robot shepherds, vacinne happiness, clampdowns on protests, Brexit fall-out, Priti Patel buying her way out of bullying charges, art and lino printing - whilst playing punk, rock, indie music and Mongolian throat singing; we unleash some awesome new jingles, consign some happy things to room 919 and review zines from around the world! Intro - 0:00 - Greetings and what we’ve been up to - 0:30 - New jingles - 07:30 - SONG 1: Freddy Fudd Pucker - Fortress Europa - 11:33 - News - 15:40 - Music News - 39:30 - SONG 2: The Hu - Wolf Totem - 47:30 - chatting art, lino prints and life with Fizzy - 55:55 - SONG 3: Jeff Rosenstock - You, In Weird Cities - 1.14:10 - Zine Reviews - 1.18:03 (Screaming murder in the basement of hell and other stories by Cubesville, Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, Poor Lass” #7 (the race issue) by Seleena and Em, Over here zine fest 2018 zine in a day by various Brown Girls 2 by Seelena Laverne Daye Lights Go Out 77, ed. by Mr. T. Cheap Cans Broken Vans and Basement bar bands - History of TNS Records by Andy and Bev How to have healthy hair and Grow it long by Annie Lawson Muther Fucker by various) - Room 919 - 1.24:40 - Fizzy’s book recommendations - 1.27:33 - Where to find Fizzy’s art - 1.28:00 - Conclusions, thanks & goodbye - 1.28:30 - SONG 4: Spoon - Do You? - 1.29:10

March 24th, 2021. Tommy Unit LIVE!! #487. Back after a week off…we spun new stuff from Mom’s Basement Records, Hound Gawd Records, Contra Records, Different Class Records, Dragstrip Riot Records, Ghost Highway Recordings, Spaghetty Town Records, Rum Bar Records, Slovenly Recordings, Beluga Records, and TNS Records! Turn it up! 10:00pm ET/7:00pm PT on REAL PUNK … Continue reading Tommy Unit LIVE!! #487 →

March 4th, 2020. Tommy Unit LIVE!! #436…New stuff from Johnny Jetson, BAVOSA, Jerks!, The Artakees, The Jack Cades, The Idolizers, Marc Platt, DEBOCALYPSE, Incisions, Pizzatramp, Follow Your Dreams, Green Day, and The Electric Mess!! Beluga Records, TNS Records, Minnieapple Records, Slack Records, and Rum Bar Records!! TURN IT UP!! Tommy Unit LIVE!! 10:00pm ET/7:00pm PT … Continue reading Tommy Unit LIVE!! #436 →

Some people are starting to look forward to Christmas. Well, sod that - instead join us as we look forward to Manchester Punk Festival 2019! So sit back and enjoy nine great songs from Bobby Funk, Call Me Malcolm, Not On Tour, Bexatron, Limozine, Tommy And The Commies, Screech Bats, Tim Loud and Centurion Sect.Bobby Funk, Comedy Suburbs, Manchester Punk Festival, TNS Records, no Facebook comments this week, poking, we have your Podchaser reviews, last week, the emo horse has a name, Paul now has 2 working toilets, Nutty Nottingham, DeanFest, the wall of quotes, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, PGOTW, Lewes Con Club, new bed..., the week ahead, Tony would like to go to the cinema, Bohemian Rhapsody, the other Pauly B, Paul's Ottoman Empire, Izzatwat and the rise of the right.Song 1: Bobby Funk - WankerSong 2: Call Me Malcolm – Nameless FriendsSong 3: Not On Tour - FlipSong 4: Bexatron – Dirty DiscoSong 5: Limozine - Goin' To A PartySong 6: Tommy And The Commies – Suckin’ In your 20’sSong 7: Screech Bats - ClammySong 8: Tim Loud - HateSong 9: Centurion Sect - Tourettes

2018 has been a busy year for Derrick Johnston. As one of Scotland's DIY musical stalwarts, he's probably best known for running Make-That-A-Take Records and being one of the organisers of Book Yer Ane Fest. His band Uniforms have recently released a new 7'' EP via TNS Records and he's been solidly touring his solo project Tragical History Tour. He's part of a crew that runs Conroy's Basement in Dundee alongside a good ol' regular job. It's been non-stop. Fortunately, Derrick managed to impart some of his wisdom and share some mutual music appreciation with Sarah on today's podcast. With years of experience in booking and playing shows, promoting bands and making the most of what you've got, Derrick's an inspiring individual and a pleasure to listen to. Enjoy today's podcast and remember, even when you're feeling like Sisyphus pushing the rock up the hill, the pure love created by the DIY punk scene is more than worth the effort. These are the tunes we played: - Uniforms - Searchlights - Kaddish - Scattered Islands Of A Shattered Idea - Goodbye Blue Monday - Love Is A Noose For Two - Tragical History Tour - Old Words

New stuff from TNS Records, Slovenly Records and Monster Zero Records plus much more.

Generating Steam HeatToday's Bombshell (Bombshell Radio)Bombshell Radio4pm EST 9pm BST 1pm PDT bombshellradio.com#GeneratingSteamHeat #Postpunk #punk #newmusic #60sClassics #Ska #60sGarage #StitcherRadio #Itunes #BombshellRadioHeathers-Night/Day (From the self titled cassette EP 2014)Adwaith-Gartref (Libertino Records digital single 2018)Wonk Unit-Siobhan (From the TNS Records album ‘Nervous Racehorse’ 2014)Royal Hounds-I Live For This (Self released digital single 2018)Condanna A Morte-Sul Filo Del Rassio (From the self released digital EP ‘Iena’ 2018)Epic Problem-Propagandha (From the All In Records split 7’’ ‘Needles//Pins/Epic Problem’ 2018) Prince Buster Allstars-Keep The Faith (Fab Records 7’’ 1968)The Go Go’s-Lust To Love (From the IRS Records album ‘Beauty And The Beat’ 1981)Muncie Girls-Falling Down (From the forthcoming Specialist Subject Records album ‘Fixed Ideals’ 2018)Jesse Garon & The Desperados-Splashing Along (Narodnik Records 7’’ 1986)The Family Cat-Tom Verlaine (Bad Girl Records 12’’ 1989)Television-See No Evil (From the Elektra Records album ‘Marquee Moon’ 1977)Feral Five/Sister Ray-Algorithum Prison Interupted (Primitive Light Records digital single 2018)Hard Times-La Violence (self released digital single 2018)Coupe Gorge-Precipice (From the self titled Offside Records 12’’ 2018)Force Majure-Guerre Civile (From the self titled LSC Records cassette EP 2018)Needles//Pins-Heaven’s On The Hillside (From the All In Records split 7’’ ‘Needles//Pins/Epic Problem’ 2018)

On this special episode of the Shout Louder podcast, East Anglia's hard-working ska-punks Faintest Idea takeover to tell about all the most horrific things that have happened to them on tour. Sarah is joined by vocalist/bassist, Dani, trombonist, Bobble, and drummer, Jack Brew. They tell us the single most harrowing tour story Sarah's ever heard as well as not one, not two, but five run-ins with the German police. Sarah, discovers that the band have a flagrant disregard for international law (allegedly) and a staggering talent for getting themselves out of all kinds of scrapes. Whether it's human trafficking, getting assaulted by Russian fascists or Little Dan being very late for work, there's apparently nothing that can stop this band. Obviously, all of this is entirely fictional and Faintest Idea would never do anything even remotely illegal. It was all a dream. Allegedly. We play two fantastic tunes from the band: - Bull In A Chinashop from their album The Voice of Treason - No Consequences from their album Increasing The Minimum Rage Both are available on vinyl from TNS Records or from faintestidea.co.uk. We also recommend that you check out Jack Brew's podcast Nude Beach Ska Podcast!.

Christ alive the unstoppable rise of the Rock Radio Bitch continues apace. Merciless and hungry like a Wolf for shining a brilliant piercing light into the shadows of the UK punk scene and beyond. Episode 6 is a MPF special with this three day monster dominating the April skyline like a boss at the end of video game level. The scene is set at the mighty Gullivers NQ where me and Andy Davies sit to chew the cud BUT THERE’S MORE.. With the news breaking that ROPTM are hanging up their horse masks, only the RRB insidiously wormed in to get you the inside scoop. Andy D is a top guest as you might expect, great value and giving some moments of searing honesty. My head's spinning for reasons we shan’t discuss but i can vouch we had a great time and that spills through. I totes didn’t bother to namecheck the bumper top tunes that i’m privileged to spin, so here goes……. Revenge of the Psychotronic Man “I am absolutely fuming” “Planet Earth 2” This is where the Idiot lives” 15 Million Merits (from Maida Vale session) All can be found on the final record “That was just a noise” Svetlana’s “Lets get drunk” The Restarts “Backwards” Wonk Unit “Nan” Pizza Tramp “Town Clown” On The Turn “Kidnap and Ransom”. Catch most of these top bands at MPF this year and final words, go chuck some moolah TNS Records way, keep the dream alive. Chuck some love RRB’s way, subscribe and share. https://www.facebook.com/RRBBABY/ MJ The Kirkz

We are excited to share three fresh tracks with you ahead of their release. You can look forward to new songs from Nosebleed, Triple Sundae and Call Me Malcolm. We also have some fast noisy stuff from March and On A Hiding To Nothing. Sarah get annoyed and goes off on tangents, while Mark is there to rein her back in as usual. Mark shares his love of All Saints and displays an incredibly poor knowledge of hip hop, Sarah shares a love of The Strokes and a hatred of Good Charlotte as we discuss some of our musical origins. We also share a mutual story about getting rained on Punk Rock Holiday. After having a good whinge, we discuss some of the most exciting releases of the moment, including Our Lives In Cinema, Eat Dirt, Money Left To Burn and The Affect Heuristic. We take plenty of time to discuss the shows we've been to lately including Shredfest (with No Contest, Laughing In The Face Of, Almeida, Sombulance, LineOut and Dead Neck), Pat Butcher's carrot in a minute gag, Only Strangers, Kiss Me Killer, Honey, The Domestics and The Kirkz. Songs featured: Triple Sundae - Fabricated (due out on Umlaut Records on April 6th) Call Me Malcolm - There's No 'I' In Apocalypse (due out on Be Sharp and Bad Granola on April 16th) March - Head Shears (out on White Russian Records now) On A Hiding To Nothing - London Road, Mate (out now on Umlaut Records) Nosebleed - Scratching Circles On The Dancefloor (out on TNS Records on April 6th)

This week we are 1 step closer to show 700, so let's crack on with show 601! Get ready for some smashing tunes from Neville Staple, King Salami And The Cumberland 3, Moral Panic, The Venomous Pinks, Revenge Of The Psychotronic Man, Bolshy, Dead Beat, Menace and The Sex Organs.Neville Staple, Bongo Boy, Tony Approves, no Facebook comments this week, iTunes reviews, Paul interviews TNS Records at The Maze, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, we talk about the TNS Gig, Paul's Mum, Wonk Unit, Paul went to Oslo, Tony has hurt his foot, Menace, Izzatwat, a tale of 2 women and hello to the Dukes Arms!Song 1: Neville Staple – Down My StreetSong 2: King Salami And The Cumberland 3 – She Was A Mau MauSong 3: Moral Panic – Ripped JeansSong 4: The Venomous Pinks - RadarSong 5: Revenge Of The Psychotronic Man – Look At Me I’m A Fucking TigerSong 6: Bolshy - HeirarchicideSong 7: Dead Beat - InvasionSong 8: Menace - GLCSong 9: The Sex Organs - Lubrication

Apologies for the lateness of the show, due to the apparent laziness of Jamie in getting it edited, there will be two shows this week. Keep an eye out this weekend for the second... We are joined this week by Leagues Apart guitarist and vocalist, Adam Bilboa, for a boozy chat about John Carpenter's sci-fi horror classic The Thing. Tune in to hear Jamie gush about the movie, his burgeoning man crush on Kurt Russell, and Tom's waning love for the flick. Also hear the three of us digress onto topics such as the prospect of an invincible Michael J. Fox, how to correctly append a director's name for adjective purposes, and Jamie's impersonation of Sam Neill in Event Horizon. Also hear not only a first for the podcast, but a first for their friendship, as Tom apologises for getting something wrong on last weeks show. This week we are played out by Leagues Apart with More Potatoes, Uncle Tuskey from their CD, To Anywhere, released on TNS Records. Find out more about Leagues Apart by heading to their Tumblr page at http://leaguesapart.tumblr.com As always, address any feedback to us at reelpunx@gmail.com Love you, Tom & Jamie