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We are a Manchester based, independent Punk & Ska label. That's Not Skanking started life as a monthly gig and a free fanzine in 2003. TNS has evolved to include a label, podcast, distro, gigs and a free fanzine. We are going to use this blog to keep you up to date with the latest TNSrecords news and maybe a few musings.
We’ll also have a music video and a ROCKumentary available early next year. Although we didn’t release any new material, we do feature on the 5 Feet Under, Punk Rock Generation vol. 3 compilation, which you should all definitely purchase.
So in no particular rank order, here are my highlights of 2010.
SATURDAY 16th JANUARY - TNS BEACH PARTY
Featuring - The Stupids, Revenge of..., The Emos, Tool of the Regime and Penis Goes Where? A beach party in January seemed like exactly the sort of stupid idea that only TNS pull off and everything just seemed to fall into place brilliantly. It was the first time the Stupids had played up north in a while so there was lots of hype, the local newspapers all gave the gig loads of coverage, it was significantly over venue capacity (possibly the busiest TNS gig ever) and Mikey Wong wore a beautiful skirt.
It’s not often you can say that you got hit in the face by a 5 foot inflatable dolphin mid-set is it? The atmosphere was amazing, everybody got into the stupidity of the event and all the bands went down a treat. What a start to the year!
SATURDAY 29th MAY - STRUMMERCAMP
What better way is there to celebrate your birthday than being able to pick a lineup for a stage at a festival. Myself and Bev were incredibly proud of the lineup we put together for the TNS stage and it was a pleasure to hang out with all the bands. It was a truly fantastic weekend and one of the best festivals I have ever had the pleasure of being at. It was the first time I’ve ever played a gig on my birthday and it was so much fun. Massive human pyramids galore and punk rock wheelbarrow races were my personal favourite bits of our set. It really couldn’t have been more fun.
21-26 JULY - SUMMER TOUR
Despite only being a short tour this was one of my favourites ever. All the gigs were decent, stupidity hit new levels with the invention of flash pyramids (apparently bouncers in trendy clubs don’t find them as funny as us), we acquired some superb 90s hits CDs and the booze flowed like water from a mountain stream.
We got to hang out with so many great people and really appreciate all the people who cooked, housed and looked after us... we are not capable of doing it ourselves. A big shout-out should go to the Amazingstoke massive for making our final night one of the most fun gigs of the year. Those guys have a great little scene going.
The final night of the tour was hilarious. Big Hands ability to hear karaoke on a Sunday night from half a mile away is astounding. Has anybody else ever done karaoke to Joan Osborn whilst in a pyramid formation and done a humming solo to Beats International whilst on somebodies shoulders and then been offered a gig on the back of the performance... I didn’t think so!
24 AUGUST - BAD RELIGION
Although I’d never want to stop doing small underground gigs, it was an amazing, probably once in a lifetime experience to support a band I had grown up listening to at a big venue at a sold out gig.
It’s crazy playing to that many people and it was very exciting. Thanks to Andy and Kathy for sorting it and to all the people who bought our merch. We used the money to fund the new CD so your support was massively appreciated. It was a great night that I know I’ll never forget!
27/28 NOVEMBER - RECORDING
We spent a weekend with Timothy G recording six brand new tracks and also invented pyramid vocals. We are very happy with the new tunes... they are going to take faces clean off! They will be unleashed very soon!
Cheers to everybody who has helped, supported, watched, listened, purchased anything to do with Revenge in 2010. All three of us appreciate it so much and looking forward to bringing you more rock next year!
We Will Fly - "Fervid"
Mighty Midgets - "You Are Not Alone (the World is Full of Assholes)"
Antillectual - "Cut the Ground From Under Our Feet"
Save the Embers - "Everett"
Manu Armata - "Antagonized"
Archers and Arrows - "The Young Carpetbaggers"
Drunktank - "Last One Standing"
Kensington Arms - "Interpreting the Uninterpretable"
Nemas - "Nemas United
Goodbye Jersey - "The Beast"
Revenge of the Psychotronic Man - "Needles to Say"
The Supervisors - "Machines"
BrainDead - "To This Day"
Revolt of Darwin - "Revolt of Darwin"
Stream City - "Incompetent Doctor"
Rank N File - "People in Glass Houses Sink Ships"
Chainsaw Brigade - "System//Terror"
Kill the Rooster - "Stranger"
Phlegmatix - "Calling for a Revolution"
Still Around - "Restless Hearts"
Rovers Ahead - "One Mad Night at the Pub"
Sodomy Soldiers - "Spraypaint"
The Ignored - "Family Values Seen From A Different Angle"
Losing Must - "Believe"
7PM Meeting - "Fists of Reality"
Loudog - "In Their Eyes"
Sprome - "Unbound Underground"
Dysfunctional Kid - "2000 Cigarettes"
Broken Aris - "The Last Nail in Your Coffin"
Thought Police Brutality - "Surge and Destroy"
The Respirators - "Good Call"
Die Oi!tonome - "Copenhagen"
Lemlæstet Fosterbræk - "Metal Is for Pussies"
Stars Burn Stripes - "I Lost the Point"