One Step Outside Records Leeds, UK
One Step Outside Records is a tiny label based in Leeds, UK created in 2004 to put out music by punk band Skank Agenda. We are also the home now to Bad Dylan, No Ta, DAVES, Wet Camper, Ben Fox and Haest. Created and run from a shoebox in a cupboard by Alex ... more
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At The Heart Of What Is Wrong With The British Establishment
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The punk legends return with their first studio album in 35 years, featuring reworked fan favorites as well as all-new material.
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We Are Knife Club
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There's many reasons to love this album, which was released less than a week ago following several months of wondering just who the hell are Knife Club? So who are they? A six-piece punk supergroup consisting of members of six bands all on the Manchester-based TNS record label. what do they sound like? Amazing. Listen to this album. Buy it. Support DIY Punk. Definitely a contender for Best Album of 2020.
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