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TNS Records is run by Andy from Revenge of the Psychotronic Man, Bev and George. They organise gigs for punk and ska bands to play in Manchester at Retro Bar, usually the 1st sunday of each month under the name TNS Records. They also release CDs (and soon to be vinyls) for bands such as The Fractions, Harijan, The Shadowcops, John Player Specials, Revenge of the Psychotronic Man, Sounds Of Swami.
Their first release was TNS001 Music By People Who Drink Cider In The Gutter, a 19 track compilation including some of the best punk & ska bands in Britian released in early 2008.
Their second release was TNS002 a split EP of The Fractions and Revenge of the Psychotronic Man.
Their third release was TNS003 another split EP this time between Harijan and John Player Specials
The forth TNS Records release was TNS004 the debut album from The Shadowcops called A Big Pot of Hot. This was released early 2009.
TNS005 is the debut album from Revenge of the Psychotronic Man called Make Pigs Smoke. The album recieved a 5 star review in Big Cheese magazine.
Then TNSrecords released their 1st ever vinyl, TNS006 a 7” EP from Sounds Of Swami called Halcyon Days.
TNS007, “Mainstream Music Is Shit” is the second compilation from TNSrecords. It features 37 bands over two CDs showcasing some of the best underground UK punk and ska.
TNS008 is a three way split from Sense of Urgency, Stand Out Riot andA WarAgainstSound.
The first release of 2010 and the 9th release from TNSrecords is the debut self titled EP from Beat the Red Light (TNS009).
TNSrecords released the debut CD from Leagues Apart - ‘To Anywhere’ - in March 2010 (TNS011).
TNS stands for That’s Not Skanking which comes from a comment a ska band gave Andy and some others when they were dancing to said ska band.
TNS Records also have a distro will many CDs, vinyls, fanzines a merch of many good ska and punk bands. TNS Records release their own free fanzine every now and again, usually when they release a new CD.
Check out: http://www.tnsrecords.co.uk
http://www.myspace.com/thatsnotskankingrecords
Their first release was TNS001 Music By People Who Drink Cider In The Gutter, a 19 track compilation including some of the best punk & ska bands in Britian released in early 2008.
Their second release was TNS002 a split EP of The Fractions and Revenge of the Psychotronic Man.
Their third release was TNS003 another split EP this time between Harijan and John Player Specials
The forth TNS Records release was TNS004 the debut album from The Shadowcops called A Big Pot of Hot. This was released early 2009.
TNS005 is the debut album from Revenge of the Psychotronic Man called Make Pigs Smoke. The album recieved a 5 star review in Big Cheese magazine.
Then TNSrecords released their 1st ever vinyl, TNS006 a 7” EP from Sounds Of Swami called Halcyon Days.
TNS007, “Mainstream Music Is Shit” is the second compilation from TNSrecords. It features 37 bands over two CDs showcasing some of the best underground UK punk and ska.
TNS008 is a three way split from Sense of Urgency, Stand Out Riot andA WarAgainstSound.
The first release of 2010 and the 9th release from TNSrecords is the debut self titled EP from Beat the Red Light (TNS009).
TNSrecords released the debut CD from Leagues Apart - ‘To Anywhere’ - in March 2010 (TNS011).
TNS stands for That’s Not Skanking which comes from a comment a ska band gave Andy and some others when they were dancing to said ska band.
TNS Records also have a distro will many CDs, vinyls, fanzines a merch of many good ska and punk bands. TNS Records release their own free fanzine every now and again, usually when they release a new CD.
Check out: http://www.tnsrecords.co.uk
http://www.myspace.com/thatsnotskankingrecords
Edited by TNSRecords on 25 Mar 2010, 14:50
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