Most up-to-date mastered and sequenced version from Cauliflower Mastering (remixed alt. versions of Lion's Lap and Toodle-Oo pending)   Mixed & Produced by Billy Alletzhauser & Beth Harris                                  Recorded by Billy Alletzhauser with remote tracking by Jesse Ebaugh & Jeremy Pittman                                                                                                 all songs ©TheHiders/Billy Alletzhauser

Blue Train

Lion's Lap

Still a bit of a work in progress. This belongs as the theme music to everyones favorite true crime drama that hasn't happened yet!

TAKEN_(ruff mix)

Featured in Hulu series 'Dave' Season 3. Ominous strings by Sylvia Mitchell take the foreground in a slow-build dark roots cinematic composition.

HAINT aka_Wastelands 116BPM Key Of Gmin

PASAQUAN_akaThe Quick And The Dead 129bpm Key Of Gmin

Dark forbidding guitars and throbbing drums mix with haunting fiddles to create an   ambient yet energetic cinematic styled composition.

HATEKEEPER akaThe Gunslinger 131bpm Key Of Dminor Mix

Classic folk-rock takes a turn toward cinematic dark roots.

FIRE RIDDLE_aka The Bloodletting V4 123bpm Key Of Dminor

A rhythmic meditation modeled after 70's experimental ambient works like Eno's Music for Airports but with modern electronica flourishes

SUNDIAL MOTTO Mix

from solo project EUXINE 'I Dreamed I Couldn't Sleep' by Billy Alletzhauser

I Dreamed I Couldn't Sleep

STILL FALLING

2023 remake of The Fate of earl Mann from The Hiders album 'Four Letter Town'
150bpm Key Of A Minor

The Fate Of Earl Mann

Ruby Vileos rehearsal recording from 1-21-19 'Take That Back' originally released on the lp 'This Is The Day'

RUBY VILEOS_TAKE THAT BACK 1 - 21 - 19 Mix

The Hiders 'Temenos' ©2012 Recorded in Cincinnati, Oh. by The Hiders
Mixed by Steve Wethington & The Hiders
Mastered by K.Carlisle

Bluest of Blue

Tennessee Williams once suggested that “Time is the longest distance between two places” but for The Hiders time exists “All at once and never again”. The latter quote is from the title track of their upcoming 2021 release ‘Forever at the End’. The title is inspired by the effect of an Event Horizon, named such for being the boundary defining the region of space around a black hole from which nothing ( not even light ) can escape - a singularity - a horizon beyond what we can see. Cryptic, I know. Some things are harder to describe and best perchance experienced. 

     Formed officially in the early days of the 21st century in Cincinnati, Ohio, The Hiders 2006 debut ‘Valentine’ was met enthusiastically in the realm of Americana. Their sound, described often as an intriguing mix of folk, rock, and psychedelia, filled the remaining open spaces between the likes of Neil Young and Sparklehorse, or even the twilight separating Gillian Welch and Black Sabbath. 

     Over the course of six albums members have come and gone so The Hiders act informally as a duo, featuring founder and vocalist/guitarist Billy Alletzhauser and long time co-vocalist Beth Harris, bringing in musicians as needed. The two met performing together in a production of ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ and have never looked back. Their vocals blend together seamlessly, less a duet and more one voice, and is the bedrock of their sound. 

     As of 2021, The Hiders record, mix, and produce their own music almost exclusively, giving an even more unique twist to their robust yet ethereal brand of  roots inspired rock.

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