Hidden Shoal News
Bury the Sound live in Melbourne this Friday night
This Friday, 1st February, Bury the Sound are playing their last live show before disappearing into the studio to commence work on their eagerly awaited debut album. They’re playing at 303 High St, Northcote with Sundown and/or Last Stand, The Imagists and Tim Chesley. Doors open at 8pm and entry is $5.
New Slow Dancing Society album reviewed on Time Off and Hypnagogue
Slow Dancing Society’s epic The Slow and Steady Winter has just been reviewed by Time Off and Hypnagogue. Visit the respective sites to read the reviews in full, or the SDS reviews section for excerpts.
Jumpel wins ‘Best Film Music’ at German film awards!
Max Ophüls Preis, the most important film festival for upcoming talent in Germany, has just awarded Jo Dürbeck, AKA Hidden Shoal’s very own Jumpel, and his partner René Dohmen, who together go under the name DDMusik, the accolade of ‘Best Film Music’. Congratulations Jo!
Luna Kafe reviews
There’s a bumper crop of Hidden Shoal reviews in this month’s edition of Norwegian e-zine Luna Kafe. Singles by Tangled Star and Glassacre, and albums by Sankt Otten and The Retail Sectors have all got the thumbs up, or “tommelfinger opp” if the free online English-Norwegian translator I’ve just found is correct…
Bury the Sound live in Melbourne tonight!
If you’re in Melbourne tonight, pop down to Bar Open on Brunswick St to see Bury the Sound’s last headline show before they take a break from gigging to work on their debut album. Doors open at 8pm, entry is free, and excellent support comes from Radiant City and The Mafia Horse Connection. Don’t miss it!
Colour Kane review on Hybrid Magazine
Colour Kane’s A Taste Of has just been reviewed in Hybrid Magazine’s Bargain Basement reviews section, where the writers capture the essence of the release in 15 words or less! “The new Cocteau Twins” sums it up nicely. A website for the time-starved Internet surfer in us all…
Jumpel and Slow Dancing Society in Abstract Science Best of 2007 Lists!
DJ Luke Stokes from the Abstract Science show on Chicago’s WLUW has voted Jumpel’s ‘Raum’ from Samuel Jason Lies on the Beach and Slow Dancing Society’s ‘The Time We’ve Spent’ from The Slow and Steady Winter as two of the top tracks of 2007. Pop along to the Abstract Science MySpace page to read the lists in full, and tune in to Abstract Science in 2008 to hear more Hidden Shoal releases.
Exclusive Colour Kane remix on Bovine podcast!
Sallymae Hogsby’s latest Bovine podcast (January 8th) features an exclusive new track from dreampopsters Colour Kane, ‘Thru The Looking Glass (Remix)’. Check it out! And if you haven’t already, check out their gorgeous album A Taste Of, featuring the talents of the legendary Robin Guthrie.
Jumpel on Germany's 1LIVE radio
1LIVE, Germany’s largest radio station, has featured Jumpel’s ‘Simpler‘, from his Samuel Jason Lies on the Beach album, on the 1LIVE Fiehe show. Tune in Sunday nights from 11pm until 1am, or stream online.
Toby Richardson single review in Xpress
‘Booragoon Lagoon‘, the mental new single from Toby Richardson, has just been reviewed in Perth’s weekly music magazine Xpress. Read the review in Toby’s reviews section, and standby for the release of his fantastic new album Evergreen…
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