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The Sublamental Newsletter - December 2022

Featuring Cyanide Slugs - Garden of Edith, Art Bevialqua - Vignettes, Notnef Greco- The Demo Tapes, artist bios. Follow us please on Bandcamp, YouTube, Mastodon

The Canterbury Apartments, Hollywood, as it looks today.

The Sublamental Newsletter - June 2022

Release news from the first half of 2022. Two new releases from Count G, upcoming releases from Cyanide Slugs, Todd Brunner and Art Bevilaqua.

Perhaps a scene from a film by Karel Zeman, perhaps the ancestral home of Notnef Greco. Who knows?

Sublamental Newsletter, December 2021

Festive Phil recaps Sublamental releases from 2021, talks about the massive Remix Project, and teases some upcoming releases for 2022. Let the revels begin!

Wonder ... And Wait

Phil Lickman announces the upcoming Count G live album on Sublamental, December 2020.

While The World Crumbles

Sublamental new and upcoming release news, October 2020. Laszlo Spatchcock, Count G, Cyanide Slugs and more.

"Don't Worry Comrade, I Can Sort You Out!"

Old Friends Executed Recently - Vol.1 by Todd Brunner is released, July 2020.

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