If you were lucky enough to catch the last episode of the “Ambience” show on the Connecticut radio station, WWUH 91.3 FM you would have heard large slabs of albums by Slow Dancing Society, Sankt Otten, Wes Willenbring and Colour Kane. Check out the show for more slices from the HSR pie over the coming months. 

Catch the Slow Dancing Society track, “The Warm Familiar Smell Of September” on Episode 16 of the Well Made Music   podcast. Check out the details here.

How’s this for a triple treat - reviews of three HSR releases in the latest edition of the Ambient Music Guide. The Slow Dancing Society album “The Sound of Lights When Dim“, The Sankt Otten album “Wir Koennen Ja Freunde Bleiben” and Wes Willenbring’s “Somewhere Someone Else” were all met with a wonderful reception from the excellent ambient and downtempo zine. You can read the reviews here.

The latest edition of the ever excellent Textura online magazine features a Hidden Shoal Recordings Label profile as well as reviews of albums by Wes Willenbring, Sankt Otten and Slow Dancing Society.
Other goodness to be found in the April issue include a feature on the
wonderful Dynamophone label, reviews for albums by Stars of the Lid,
Explosions in the Sky, Do Make Say Think as well as some deliciously
free mp3’s to feed your ears with. 

The spotlight is shining once again on the Slow Dancing Society’s “The Sound of Lights When Dim” with the album being featured in The Cosmic Lounge
radio show’s April 2nd edition. For those of who you haven’t yet
checked out this excellent ambient and downtempo show then you’re in
luck as all shows are archived here. You can also catch the show live via DI.FM on the Chillout channel with show times listed here. 

Another glowing review of  the Slow Dancing Society album, “The Sound of Lights When Dim“, at The Silent Ballet. Check out the review here. 

“The Sound of Lights When Dim” is available in all
iTunes store, eMusic, Sony Connect, Rhapsody as well as the HSR Store. Check here to preview the album and get store links. 

The Slow Dancing Society album, “The Sound of Lights When Dim” has been receiving lots of attention but none more inspired than this review at the excellent indie music zine Boring Machines Disturb Sleep. Read the review here. 

While you’re at Luna Kafe checking out the latest Dilatazione review,
you’d better pop your head around the corner and see another Hidden
Shoal Recordings release getting some praising. Read the
glowing review for
“The Sound of Lights When Dim” by Slow Dancing Society.  here. 

Read the wonderful review of the Slow Dancing Society album, “The Sound of Lights When Dim” in the latest edition of the ambient music zine, Hypanagogue.