Dr. Harrison met Count G at his apartment in Manhattan, a classic 1910 building with a coach entrance and a view of Riverside Park. Shades of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, who must have grown up around the corner. 

The doctor later confided to Sublamental that, as he was going up on the elevator, he felt that he could have been on his way to one of those parties he used to host in Hollywood in the early days of his toy business. But this time he was driven by a new preoccupation: talking to maverick experimental musicians who operate outside the music industry. 

Hi everyone! I recently did an interview with Todd Brunner for my podcast, Can You Fund My Gap Year?, and we had a really great talk, replete with lots of shared likes and dislikes. We talked a lot about Todd's upcoming album, Cloud Control, which I had the pleasure of hearing final mixes of shortly before its release, and lots of other stuff as well. It was a great afternoon's conversation, and I felt like I'd made a friend.

My new album, Cloud Control, is now available. It represents a lot of work, time and love. I hope you like it.

Get it here.

If you like it, please tell people, and champion my virtues on social media to the limits of your capacity! That is your mission, should you choose to accept it. The price for free music is simply: spread the love!

Thanks for listening!

Just a seasonal greeting from us to you, in lieu of any surprise festive Xmas single or album releases, which we haven't got. And it's also an excuse to publish this fine pic of Notnef Greco in full seasonal regalia, which we have now done.

But we'll leave you with just a bit of quick news before we get back to our gin rickeys and truggery:

All is on course for my new record "Cloud Control" in the first part of the year. Recording is going well and I'm very pleased so far.

Here at Sublamental, we are always searching for artists that break the mold. One of these unusual acts is a duo that goes by the bizarre name Notnef Greco. We have no idea what this means. After meeting them a few years ago at an experimental music festival, we were happy to release their first recording Deviant Horses, which they describe as “an underwater suite in three movements”.