[3] It releases ambient, shoegaze, dream pop, slowcore, post-rock, space rock and drone music, with an international roster of artists spanning from the early 2000s to the present.

The Somewhere Cold webzine continued successfully for the next two years but slowed down considerably in 2009, with a final post on September 23, 2009; by the summer of 2010 the domain was expired.

[24] With Lamoreaux taking over full ownership, Somewhere Cold was officially renamed Somewherecold; both the webzine and the record label adopted the name change.

[31][32][33] The record label also published three releases by Lamoreaux's own project The Corrupting Sea: the albums Samatta and Symphony of a Radical, and the Resist EP, on an array of compact discs, cassette tapes and digital formats.

[37][38][39] In 2018, Lamoreaux moved from Fort Worth, Texas, to Louisville, Kentucky, relocating the record label back to its home state.

On June 22, 2018, Somewherecold Records released Resistance: In Support of the Southern Poverty Law Center, a digital Various Artists compilation for the benefit of the Southern Poverty Law Center, featuring fourteen exclusive songs from such artists as Tears Run Rings, Pia Fraus, The Beremy Jets, Orange Crate Art, Beatastic and The Corrupting Sea.

2018 also saw four releases by Lamoreaux's The Corrupting Sea project, including the digital-only Live On KOOP 91.7 in Austin, TX on Fade To Yellow With Tam Laird - Feb 8, 2018, Live At Three Links in Dallas TX- Moon Sounds Records Showcase 3/11/18 and I Love You Over the Moon EP, along with the full-length Reflections on cassette tape.

[51][52][53] Another, the Icebox Series, releases Mini-CDs (8 cm discs) packaged in black cardboard boxes with bonus record label merchandise, like stickers, pins and collectible toys.

[6][77][78] On July 3, 2020, the record label released Resistance Compilation II: In Support of the ACLU, a digital Various Artists compilation for the benefit of the American Civil Liberties Union, featuring thirty-four exclusive songs from such artists as Anders Brørby, Aidan Baker, Tape Deck Mountain, Robert Scott Thompson, Yellow6 and The Corrupting Sea.