Hidden in Plain View recently finished recording a follow-up to 2005’s Life In Dreaming with producer Brian McTernan (Hot Water Music, Senses Fail). Tentatively titled Resolution, the album is slated for release in spring of 2007 on Drive-Thru Records.

Stefanie Reines, co-owner of Drive-Thru Records released this statement on behalf of her and co-owner/brother Richard Reines: “Hidden in Plain View has been a special band to Richard and me from the first time we saw them play for us at a rehearsal...[read more]

Hidden In Plain View have decided to disband due to professional and creative differences. To our families, friends and most importantly, our fans, thank you for all your love and support over the past six years. The band had recently recorded a new album which will see a release this spring on Drive-Thru Records.

Rob Freeman (Hidden in Plain View) has posted a new song entitled "Believe That You Will..." on his solo myspace page.

Check out Alpha Dog to see an interesting "film flaw. " In the scene where Zack Mazursky escapes his home, you can see 2 posters on his bedroom wall: a Hidden in Plain View poster, which promotes their self-titled CD, and a Drive-Thru Records poster, which promotes their stage on the 2002 Vans Warped Tour. Both posters were released in 2002, which creates a fun, but lame, film flaw since the movie is set in 1999.

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Due to circumstances beyond their control, Hidden in Plain View's show that was scheduled for December 20th at the TLA in Philadelphia has been postponed until January. The new date has yet to be confirmed, but all tickets purchased for the show in December will be honored in January.

The band has posted a Christmas song on myspace as a thank you to all their fans.