Hidden Shoal News
Hidden Shoal Release New Free Label Sampler Album

Limit of Maps is the third volume in the label’s sampler album series, available for free download from the HSR Store. The album includes a wonderful cross-section of Hidden Shoal’s activity over the second half of 2007, and also features a number of as yet unreleased tracks from upcoming 2008 releases. Many of the tracks are taken from critically acclaimed albums and EPs, a number of which have ended up on best of 2007 lists.
The contributing artists on Limit of Maps include Sankt Otten, Slow Dancing Society, Iretsu, Bury the Sound, Beautiful Lunar Landscape, Chris Mason, Monocle, Tangled Star, Toby Richardson, Cheekbone, The Retail Sectors, Glassacre, and Jumpel.
The album is available now for free download from the HSR Store.
Tangled Star single Track of the Week on RTRfm

Slow Dancing Society on Echoes

Toby Richardson on Sydney's FBi Radio

New Tangled Star Single Released

‘tosleepingpeople’ is a lilting pop classic and sees Tangled Star at their inimitable best. The song layers gorgeously crafted, country tinged melancholic pop with Hallsworth’s wonderfully wry lyrical playfulness. In true Tangled Star style, ‘tosleepingpeople’ exudes a gentle warmth offset by subtle yet masterful melodic shifts. Each repeat listen frays another thread of its exquisite tapestry, revealing new charms and subtle complexities. – Press Release Excerpt
‘tosleepingpeople’ is available now exclusively through the HSR Store.
Tangled Star – tosleepingpeople Tangled Star – tosleepingpeople
Slow Dancing Society in Ambient Music Guide's Top Ten for 2007

Glassacre on Music Emissions and Electrical Language
Glassacre’s brilliant Slow Attack EP has just received a glowing review over at Music Emissions, and their stunning new single ‘September 16th’ has just featured on the latest Electrical Language podcast (no. 102). Rest assured that their eagerly awaited debut album Without Sleep will be released in the first half of 2008…
New Sankt Otten Album Released

From the opening track of Wunden Gibt Es Immer Wieder Sankt Otten make their intentions known. Stephan Otten`s echoing rhodes piano falls over golden drones as Oliver Klemm drapes his elegant trademark guitar through the track like a neon waterfall. The album represents a marked progression from the bands earlier output. It draws upon the heart of their previous forays into dark melancholic trip hop yet discards the form. In doing so the band have managed to present a musical vision that is even more epic, cinematic, noirish and distinctly their own. – Press Release Excerpt
Wunden Gibt Es Immer Wieder is available now through all good digital music stores including iTunes, eMusic, Amazon as well as the labels own store. For all store links and to preview the album in full head over to the HSR Store.
Wunden Gibt Es Immer Wieder Sankt Otten – Wunden Gibt Es Immer Wieder
Bury the Sound live in Melbourne with All India Radio

Bury the Sound – Gemini Unbound Bury the Sound – Gemini Unbound
The Retail Sectors on Triple J and RTR FM

The Retail Sectors – Beauty of the Depression The Retail Sectors – Beauty of the Depression


