This week’s Singles Lost in Time features songs by The Forecast and Hidden in Plain View.
Hidden In Plain View. A great band brought up during the height of the Drive-Thru Records era that meant so much not only to me but to many of you as well. I had the opportunity to speak with Joe and Rob from HIPV about their upcoming reunion show, how it came about, and also some nostalgic memories of the band in general. The DTR days were some of the best that I ever experienced as far as music goes and it was great to relive some of them with a band such as HIPV.
Hidden In Plain View will reunite to play a farewell show in Philadelphia on Saturday, September 7th at The Theater of Living Arts. The band, who broke up in 2007, was prominent a feature on the Drive Thru Records roster releasing two albums on the label.
LOS ANGELES CA – Drive-Thru Records’ recording artist HIDDEN IN PLAIN VIEW has decided to disband due to professional and creative differences, it was announced yesterday via the Drive-Thru Records website. The New Jersey based group expressed their gratitude in this statement: “To our families, friends and most importantly, our fans, thank you for all your love and support over the past six years.” HIDDEN IN PLAIN VIEW was formed in Stanhope, NJ by lead singer Joe Reo and lead guitarist Rob Freeman, who met in high school. The group signed to Drive-Thru Records in summer of 2002 and released… Read more »
If you’re a fan of artists taking a big swing and connecting, or a fan of anything slightly experimental yet poppy and listenable, this one’s for you.
A cataclysmic event of unknown origins causes everyone with a Y chromosome to die in a puddle of blood—except for one man, Yorick, and a capuchin monkey named Ampersand.
These American gothic tall tales tell no lies (and that’s scary as hell…in a good way).
A little fight, a whole lot of fantasy, and a bubbly bit of wish fulfillment.
Poetry x Science is the catalyst for true love but time doesn’t wait.
Rami Malek becomes Freddie Mercury and you’ll want to sing-along with every song.
