Oct 3, 2011 | Antonymes, Indie News, News Updates, Slow Dancing Society News
Just a quick update on the upcoming availability of pre-orders for We Don’t Look Back For Very Long. Firstly we are very excited to announce that each CD package will include a printed copy of an absolutely beautiful essay on the EP by the wonderful Paul Morley. The...
Sep 28, 2011 | Antonymes, Indie News, News Updates, Slow Dancing Society News
Hidden Shoal is excited to officially announce the upcoming release of We Don’t Look Back For Very Long, the new EP by neo-classical/minimal ambient artist Antonymes. We Don’t Look Back For Very Long sees Antonymes reworking a track from each of fellow Hidden Shoal...
Aug 16, 2011 | Antonymes, Indie News, News Updates, Slow Dancing Society News
The re-issue of Slow Dancing Society’s stunning Priest Lake Circa ’88 has staked its place on the KZSU Top 30, sitting at the number 4 spot on the chart. All three Slow Dancing Society re-issues have charted heavily at KZSU, so much so that Slow Dancing...
Jun 26, 2011 | Indie News, News Updates, Slow Dancing Society News
The recent Slow Dancing Society re-issues are continuing to chart in the US with both The Sound of Lights When Dim and The Slow and Steady Winter in this week’s top 30 at KZSU as well as holding the number 2 and 4 spot respectively in the Classical/Experimental...
May 31, 2011 | Antonymes, Indie News, News Updates, Slow Dancing Society News
Hot on the heels of the KZSU chart news, we now find Antonymes and Slow Dancing Society charting very strongly over at the wonderful WNYU. Antonymes The Licence To Interpret Dreams is sitting pretty at number 12 on the top 30 chart and the reissue of Slow Dancing...
May 31, 2011 | Antonymes, Indie News, News Updates, Slow Dancing Society News
The mighty KZSU continues its Hidden Shoal love fest. And how could it not with releases from Slow Dancing Society and Antonymes sparkling like diamonds in their music library? Our reissue of Slow Dancing Society’s The Sound Of Lights When Dim is Number 9 on the...
