The Subliminator

Arthur C. Clarke's Law of Revolutionary Ideas:

Every revolutionary idea — in science, politics, art, or whatever — seems to evoke three stages of reaction. They may be summed up by the phrases:



(1) "It's completely impossible — don't waste my time";

(2) "It's possible, but it's not worth doing";

(3) "I said it was a good idea all along."



The new album, Rake, IS OUT NOW! Produced by Zod and Stan Satin, Rake features 11 new tracks of sonic sublimination. The sophomore release features original artwork by Christine Gusek.



The debut album, Recalibrated, is still available. Released in 2005, Recalibrated began the path of worldwide sublimination .



FOUR YEARS RUNNING! The Subliminator just picked up his fourth consecutive Best Spoken Word award in Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta 2009



Individual Subliminator tracks from the album "Recalibrated" are available for download at the iTunes Store and the songs can be yours to own by clicking here:



The Subliminator was found in a state of suspended animation in an abandoned crate by spacerock guitar ace John Pack in 2002. Col. Pack immediatly installed him in his band Spaceseed, America's premiere spacerock band. The Subliminator toured nationally with Spaceseed in '03 and '04, occasionally opening shows and performing with such luminaries as Nik Turner (Hawkwind), Harvy Bainbridge (Hawkwind) and Cotton Casino (Acid Mothers Temple). A Spring/Summer 2010 Tour is currently being booked, so look for more Subliminator sightings and sonic attacks to continue with new songs from the upcoming second album. "Recalibrated," the Subliminator's debut full-length CD on Scared/Stickfigure Records is still available. Nine tracks of industrial charged sublimination!



Visit www.thesubliminator.com for more details. Combining spoken word, proccesed vocals and optical theremins, it's truly an original and unique listen you won't soon forget.