Editing Sub Sub (section)

===''Full Fathom Five'' and later singles (1994–1997)===
With income from "Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use)", the group established their own recording studio on Blossom Street in the [[Ancoats]] area of Manchester.

Sub Sub's only studio album, ''[[Full Fathom Five (Sub Sub album)|Full Fathom Five]]'', was released in September 1994 on Rob's Records. The record blended house, downtempo, and ambient elements. Notable tracks included "Respect", a funky house number with soulful vocals, and "Angel", which combined ethereal ambient textures with deep house rhythms.

Following the album, the band released two further singles. "Smoking Beagles" (December 1996) was co-written and featured [[Tricky]]. "This Time I'm Not Wrong" (August 1997) followed as their final release on Rob's Records, with B-sides including an early version of "Firesuite", a song that would later be reworked by Doves. During this period, Goodwin also played bass with [[Electronic (band)|Electronic]], the alternative dance project formed by [[New Order]]'s [[Bernard Sumner]] and ex-[[The Smiths|Smiths]] guitarist [[Johnny Marr]].