Dances With Lobsters, Dun Ringill's fourth album, was recorded in October 1995 at VideoSyncratic studios Edinburgh, Scotland, and mixed at The Attic studios, also in Edinburgh.

To maintain that authentic Avant Gaelic Obscurist Folk Rock feel, Dances With Lobsters was recorded once again using the trusty Fostex MR300.

Chiefly, the theme of the album is the hunting and catching of all things aquatic, from Lobsters to Salmon, inspired by lead guitarist Jason's experiences as a Lobster fisherman. There are, however, several creative forays into Environmentalism, Weaving, Drinking and Seasickness, (not necessarily connected).

Released in May 1996 due to indolence by the band member charged with the grave responsibility of getting the finished tape copied and packaged, Dances With Lobsters was recieved with much enthusiasm and critical acclaim by both fans.

Once again, cover design was by Jason, and once again, The tracks are not currently available in digital format, although 'Drinking Thinking' and 'Hunt For The HumpBacked Lobster' are available on the 2005 album Re Dun. Maybe one day..........