Excerpt: “Hidden Shoal continues to impress… Wunden Gibt Es Immer Wieder is the duo’s third LP, in which they shed the Bristol trip-hop influence, and move towards a cinematic territory… The instrumental ambience of the album is lavishing, gorgeous, and inexplicably German… And the melodies… Ah, the melodies. The track ‘Der Groove Des Guten Gewissens’, with its dramatic strings and high octave piano notes, is a true cinematic experience - turn that up and walk around the city in the rain, and let me know if your eyes don’t swell up with tears.”

Headphone Commute

The latest post on the excellent Headphone Commute blog features a review of recent Sankt Otten album Wunden Gibt Es Immer Wieder and a short interview with the band. For an excerpt from the review, visit the already bulging Sankt Otten reviews section.

Good news for Ghost In The Water fans. The outfit’s stunning debut album Tooth will soon be distributed on CD through Tonevendor. Expect the disc in store and online in a few weeks. We’ll post an announcement once the cd is officially available.

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<Note - this was rescheduled from the 1st of May>If you’re somewhere near Orange County California this Thursday night or hell even if you’re anywhere near the internet then tune in or stream the excellent KUCI 88.9FM show The Sound Session. The shows spins some of the finest indie tunes being cranked out today by the likes of Clinic, The Kills, Mission to Burma as well as featuring our very own The Slow Beings and Ghost In The Water this Thursday night (15th of May). Check out the show’s blog here or head along to KUCI.

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