1981–1989 One of the first bands that Some Bizzare worked with was
B-Movie. After working with B-Movie the label achieved notable success with Soft Cell, an electronic duo whose
Mutant Moments EP
Stevo Pearce had championed in
Sounds. After Soft Cell signed to Some Bizzare, he went on to manage them, under a deal with
Phonogram Inc. Their cover of "
Tainted Love" topped the charts. The The released further albums with Some Bizzare, including
Infected in 1986.
Matt Johnson from
The The also recorded with Some Bizzare act
Marc and the Mambas. In 2006, Some Bizzare signed acts
the Dark Poets, Monkey Farm Frankenstein, Meka and Mainstream Distortion. The compilation album
Redefining the Prologue was released in October 2006 to mark the label's 25th anniversary and provides an overview of the label's output. This album coincided with a Some Bizzare exhibition at the
Horse Hospital arts venue in
Bloomsbury,
London. The exhibition included original artwork from bands like
The The and
Marc and the Mambas. The album
Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down was released by Some Bizzare in August 2009. The band
Einstürzende Neubauten actively discourages purchasing any of their releases from Some Bizzare or their American licensee, Thirsty Ear, as they have been and continue to be sold without paying any royalties to the band. Stevo has since resurfaced alongside the new Some Bizzare Book "Conform to Deform", written by Wesley Doyle which released in February 2023.
2025–present On October 15, 2025, the label was relaunched as a new digital platform, called the Some Bizzare Network. Various new projects are in development such as an official Stevo autobiography, documentary and new albums. The development of the platform according to Stevo has been in development for over 3 years, led by an internal development team, the project aims to be the biggest and best A&R platform. The back catalogue for the label is now available to purchase online from somebizzare.com. ==Name==