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.
Iretsu’s ‘Clear View’ from The Moon and Stars Remain in the Morning Sky was this Tuesday’s top track on the Out To Lunch show on Perth’s RTR 92.1 FM. Tune in 12-3pm weekdays to hear more Hidden Shoal releases.
Excerpt: “Instruments are intelligently chosen, allowing individual textures to melt together and interact effortlessly. The combination of acoustic and electronic percussion works a treat, forming rigid rhythms for the listener to cling onto whilst the instrumental, free-flowing ambience creates an array of delicate harmonies over the top... Wunden Gibt Es Immer Wieder is powerful emotional engrossment, consistently conveying an intense, melancholic honesty throughout its playing time.”
Now Like Photographs, an epic instrumental radio show on Radio K in Minneapolis, has voted Sankt Otten’s Wunden Gibt Es Immer Wieder one of the top releases of 2007. Plus, ace music review site Sonic Frontiers has just published a review; pop along to Sankt Otten’s reviews section to read an excerpt.
