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

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

Sublamental release news, April 2020. Updates on Count G and Cyanide Slugs.

Dick likes Sublamental. Sublamental likes Dick.

Phil Lickman and Aubergina Cucumbas interview Todd Brunner and Rupert von Nutwood on the recording of Laszlo Spatchcock's Nice Music for Morons.

The Gospel According to Phil

Phil Lickman joins Sublamental, November 2019

Tapeworm Never Felt so Good!

We are pleased to announce the first release of a new Sublamental artist, Masking Tapeworm!

Hot Fun in the Summertime!

It's the summer 2019 release news from Sublamental, featuring Laszlo Spatchcock, Count G and Todd Brunner.

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