Releases
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Blak Nite – Versionen12″ Vinyl / Digital | TTR014 | TBC Debut album from Blak Nite, featuring eight remixes from an eclectic range of artists including Rolo Tomassi, Eleven Tigers, Thunderskank, Kerouac and more. Available on a limited edition, 12″ vinyl (includes two bonus tracks). |
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Goodtime Boys – Are We Now, Or Have We Ever Been10″ Vinyl | TTR013 | 30 May 2011 Five impassioned tracks that tread the line between hardcore/punk and screamo while providing an introduction to what’s easily one of the most promising bands of 2011. Available on 10″ vinyl, limited to only 250 copies. |
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Pariso/Kerouac Split5″ Vinyl w/ CD | TTR012 | 9 May 2011 Five of Pariso’s heaviest and most succinct tracks yet along with a five-part mini epic from Kerouac. Comes on 5″ vinyl with a credit card shaped CD on a pop up mechanism in a white or black litho-printed gatefold digipack. |
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Kerouac/The Long Haul Split10″ Vinyl/CD/Digital | TTR011 | 7 March 2011 Six track split EP from two of the most exciting bands in the UK. Recorded by Lewis Johns at the Ranch Production House in November. Available on CD and limited edition, grey 10″ vinyl. |
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Tangled Talk Records: 2010 SamplerCD | TTR010 | 9 December 2010 End of year sampler CD featuring two tracks from everyone we’ve worked with so far. Includes previously unreleased songs from Bastions, Blak Nite and The Long Haul. Currently only available at shows. NOT AVAILABLE |
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Pariso – Sooner Insignificant Better7″ Vinyl | TTR009 | 17 January 2011 New 7″ EP from London based Pariso. Features seven tracks of Vision of Disorder/Torche inspired hardcore on two colour variations. Co-release with Dog Knight Productions, Brain Ache, Dead Dead Dead and Throatruiner Records. |
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Kerouac – Cold and Distant, Not Loving10″ Vinyl/Digital | TTR008 | 13 December 2010 Re-issue of Kerouac’s incredible debut album on transparent 10″ vinyl with black splatter effect. An absolute must-have for any fans of throat-lacerating, chaotic and passionate hardcore, this is one of the most brutal releases to have come out of this country in recent memory. |
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Blak Nite – Hyde EPCD/Digital | TTR007 | 29 November 2010 Debut EP from London based electronic/dance producer Blak Nite. Featuring four tracks of dark and intense Proxy/SebAstian inspired electro available digitally or via an extremely limited CD (each copy contains unique artwork). |
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Let’s Talk Daggers – Blankets EPCD/Digital | TTR006 | 18 October 2010 The second EP from Eastbourne-based three piece, Let’s Talk Daggers. Four tracks of “fast-paced, intelligent but wonderfully aggressive” hardcore available via download or CD with handprinted artwork on 100% recycled cardboard packaging. |
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Bastions – Island Living EP7″ Vinyl | TTR005 | 27 September 2010 Three tracks of angry, despondent hardcore from Anglesey based four-piece, Bastions. Produced by Ben Phillips at Lightship95 and released on a limited edition, white 7″ vinyl. |
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Tangled Talk Records – Compilation #1Digital | TTR004 | 17 May 2010 Free download of a 15 track compilation featuring some of the raddest bands in the world. Includes tracks from Mutiny on the Bounty, Apollo’s Arrows, The James Cleaver Quintet, Bastions, Battle For Paris and more. |
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Bastions – Kingdom of Dogs EPCD | TTR003 | 8 March 2010 Repressing of Bastions’ third EP, originally released in November 2009. Comes on vinyl effect CD, fully screenprinted artwork on gatefold cardbord stock. 7 tracks of gimmick free hardcore that will appeal fans of The Chariots, Converge, Dillinger Escape Plan. |
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Battle For Paris – With A Gun Between Your Teeth, You Speak Only In Vowels EPCD | TTR002 | 14 December 2009 The debut EP from the Dorset based four-piece. Angular post-hardcore, for fans of Meet Me In St Louis and The Fall of Troy. Released on CD, gatefold sleeve with matte packaging. |
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Pictures – Cross, Cross Eyed / I Can’t Touch Him; I Have Electric Hands7″ Vinyl | TTR001 | 25 February 2008 The Brighton based quartet’s only release. Limited to 200, hand-numbered copies, this double A-Side is a short stab of frantic hardcore, in the same vein as bands like The Blood Brothers and At The Drive-In. |
