Santa Dog Records
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Santa Dog Records (sometimes abbreviated SDR) was a short-lived vanity label launched by The Cryptic Corporation in the fall of 2008, with the release of The Residents' studio album The Bunny Boy.[1]
Originally intended as a sub-label of Mute Records,[2] the label was named after The Residents' 1972 debut EP. Santa Dog Records only saw two releases in its short lifespan; The Bunny Boy and its companion album Postcards From Patmos, both released in 2008.
The label ceased operations in August 2009 due to "DBA" (or "Doing Business As") problems and a lack of involvement from Mute, with The Residents' future releases being issued under a "much blander" Cryptic/MVD Audio branding.[2]
List of releases
- The Bunny Boy (2008)
- Postcards From Patmos (2008)
See also
External links and references
- ↑ Big Brother, "More curious biz news", The Residents Blog, June 12th 2008
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Big Brother, "Santa Dog Records unplugged?", The Residents Blog, August 27th 2009