For once, the newsletter is right on time, so congratulations are in order on that front. Thank you very much! And to properly celebrate my impeccable timeliness, we have launched a new website, which is similar to the old one, except with different colours. We hope you approve.

We are once again long overdue for a newsletter, so here is what's been happening since June of last year.

Last December Laszlo Spatchcock returned with a new direction and new sound. Unlike 2019's Nice Music for Morons, Schizofrizzi abandons improvised segments in favour of fully composed pieces. The music shifts effortlessly between EDM-style beats and acoustic drum-fueled passages in almost every song, defying categorisation while inventing a new style all its own.

It's time for another long overdue newsletter. This one is REALLY overdue as it's been almost a year since the last instalment. For this I can only apologise and assure you that while I may have been remiss in my duties, the musicians on the label have been tirelessly working to bring you as much music as they physically can. So, guilt partly assuaged, let's get to it!

It's THAT time of year again. The time when people do silly things for all the wrong reasons and then suffer the consequences throughout the following year. A time when, for a few weeks, people behave exactly as the capitalist economy wants you to behave all of the time.

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. 

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”.