4 March 2016: U.K. Subs 'Friends and Relations' vinyl out now

The following news story appeared on the T&M homepage:

U.K. Subs - Friends and Relations Vinyl Now Available

Plus Links For North American Fans

Cleopatra Records' recent release, 'Friends and Relations', which features tracks by U.K. Subs, Urban Dogs and Charlie Harper & Captain Sensible plus previously unreleased tracks by Target Generation which features Nicky Garratt and Alvin Gibbs, is now available on clear vinyl via the T&M web-shop.

The vinyl has two less tracks than the CD as Urban Dogs - 'One Foot in the Grave' & Target Generation - 'Slowly' have been removed due to time restrictions.

Time & Matter have limited stock of both the vinyl and CD so order early to avoid disappointment.

ORDER IT HERE!

Cleopatra are distributing in North America only and fans in those territories can oder via the links below.

CD: http://cleorecs.com/store/shop/uk-subs-friends-relations-cd/
LP: http://cleorecs.com/store/shop/uk-subs-friends-relations-limited-edition-clear-lp/

JAMIE RECORDING WITH LOUISE DISTRAS AGAIN

Brilliant punk songstress Louise Distras returned to the studio last week, where she has begun working on new material with producer Steve Whale and engineer Pat Collier for her second album, the much anticipated follow up to 2013s critically acclaimed debut long-player 'Dreams From The Factory Floor'.
U.K. Subs drummer Jamie Oliver drummed on Louise's fantastic first album and he joined Louise again last week to participate in the follow-up's recording, again, at Pat Collier's Perry Vale Studio.
The fabulous Uber Rock website recently reported that "...having been heralded for her ability to incorporate the acoustic guitar into riotous pop songs, Distras's star continues to rise in 2016 with the heavily anticipated follow up to her critically acclaimed debut 'Dreams from the Factory Floor'.
The past three years has seen Louise Distras cutting her teeth across the UK, Europe, Canada and the USA with the likes of Billy Bragg, Buzzcocks, Stiff Little Fingers and The Damned, taking in festival appearances at Glastonbury, Bearded Theory, Rebellion, Camden Rocks and Punk Rock Bowling (USA) whilst receiving notable praise from The Guardian, Big Cheese,New Noise and Big Takeover magazines aswell as BBC Radio 1, XFM, Team Rock Radio, and KROQ who have all accurately pinpointed Distras' sound as "the rebirth of British punk; reinvented for a new generation"..."
Jamie exclusively told T&M that: "