My Majestic Star News

My Majestic Star ‘I Haven’t Got It In Me’ Reviewed

January 22nd, 2010

My Majestic Star ‘I Haven’t Got It In Me‘ has been reviewed on Music Musings and Miscellany. You can read the article here.

My Majestic Star – Crampling My Majestic Star – Crampling

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My Majestic Star “I Haven’t Got it in Me” a Leonard’s Lair Best Album of 2009

January 15th, 2010

My Majestic Star’s third album, I Haven’t Got It In Me, has been included in Leonard’s Lair’s Best Albums of 2009. Hidden Shoal’s own Hotels and Mukaizake also made the cut! There is also a great review of I Haven’t Got It In Me on the Lair- check it out in full here, or read an excerpt on the artists’ reviews section. This brilliant release is available at the Hidden Shoal Store on CD and digital formats.

My Majestic Star – A City Lost My Majestic Star – A City Lost

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Hidden Shoal Artists in the US College Charts

January 12th, 2010

Hidden Shoal artists continue to impress upon the US college radio circuit. 2010 kicks off nicely with Sleeping Me’s sublime Cradlesongs re-entering the KZSU’s (Stanford) top ten experimental/classical charts at number 5 and HC-B’s monstrous Soundcheck for a Missing Movie sitting at number 19 on Portland’s KBOO. Recent releases by Mukaizake and My Majestic Star as well as Hidden Shoal’s Western Australian music compilation A Million Square Miles have also been getting lots of airtime on a growing number of key US stations – hopefully we see some charting for these soon.

HC-B – Black  HC-B – Black

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Foodchain

December 19th, 2009

The Foodchain youth events program has invited 12 local (Perth) bands to record in a specially set up public studio over six days. Fans can come down and watch the bands perform live as it all gets put down on tape. If that wasn’t enough the tracks will then be made available for free download on the night of the recording.

Hidden Shoal’s own My Majestic Star are one of the awesome acts involved alongside the likes of Craig McElhinney, Pond, Simone and Girlfunkle, Shock! Horror! and a bunch of other wonderful Perth bands.

Visit the Real to Reel Recording Studio at 278 William Street, Northbridge between December 18 and 23. Recording takes place between approximately 12 and 1:30pm and 2 and 3:30pm each day. A full schedule is available at the Foodchain site.

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