RECORDS
John Huscroft Records was One of those cases where a label probably didn't have an actual name and I've had to use the artist's name in order to give it an identity. Poet and multi-instrumentalist John Huscroft issued a self-financed six-track EP called 'In The Front Line / No Man's Land' in 1975. The tracks were 'Censors', 'Pinhead Ponce (Part 2)', Stereotypes', 'Hacks', 'The Purge', and 'Nazi Blimps'; most of them were recorded at Budget Studios, London. The EP had a catalogue number of . The label was black and was of a simple design, with the artist's name and the title of the record at the top and the track listing at the bottom; printing was in silver. There was a circular area of roughness around the spindle hole, which suggests a British Homophone pressing. Distributed By John Huscroft Records. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 75 | John Huscroft | In The Front Line / No Man's Land | JOHN HUSCROFT | JHEP | 1 |
| 80 | Not Traced | JOHN HUSCROFT | JHEP | 2 | |
| 80 | Andy Bruns, John Huscroft, Evan Parker | Blue Reflections | JOHN HUSCROFT | JHEP | 3 |
