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Sad Gnome Records

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Genre
  
Punk/Indie/Pop

Founded
  
2006

Country of origin
  
Norway/United Kingdom

Defunct
  
2010

Official website
  
www.sadgnomerecords.net

Sad Gnome Records was a small, independent record label, based in Oslo (Norway) and London (UK). It was established in 2006 with the purpose of releasing The Indelicates' first single, We Hate The Kids. 2007 saw Sad Gnome expand, putting out debut singles by Remodel, Joe Rybicki and My Name Is Red. In December 2007, they released A Sad Gnome's Dream, a free, limited edition, download only compilation featuring exclusive or rare tracks from the label's roster and friends.

Sad Gnome kicked off 2008 by introducing 17-year-old Lily Rae to the record buying public with her debut single, Bad Film. In addition to further Remodel singles and one by Brighton's The Ne'er-Do-Wells, the label also collaborated with New Jersey (USA) publishers Abaton Book Company in releasing an EP by avant-garde songstress Marianne Nowottny. Entitled Marianne Nowottny & The All American Band, it received favourable reviews in music magazines as diverse as Plan B, The Wire and Record Collector.

Discography

  • SG0601 - The Indelicates: We Hate The Kids (July 2006)
  • SG0701 - The Indelicates: The Last Significant Statement To Be Made In Rock'n'Roll e.p. (February 2007)
  • SG0702 - Remodel: British Racing Green/That Obscure Subject Called Desire (April 2007)
  • SG0703 - Joe Rybicki: Girl No Trouble (September 2007)
  • SG0704 - Lily Rae: Bad Film (January 2008)
  • SG0705 - My Name Is Red: Alice Won't You Lay With Me (October 2007)
  • SG07XMAS - Various Artists: A Sad Gnome's Dream (December 2007)
  • SG0801 - The Ne'er-Do-Wells: The Accidental Death Of An Inactivist (May 2007)
  • SG0802 - Marianne Nowottny & The All American Band (August 2008)
  • SG0803 - Remodel: Formula/Cognoscenti (March 2008)
  • SG0901 - Remodel: La Belle Dame Sans Merci (June 2009)
  • References

    Sad Gnome Records Wikipedia