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Bonobo - Walk In The Sky

Shpongle - Ineffable

That first pic reminds me of Tricia Helfer a little bit.

Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down

Depends on what you're expecting. It's Bluetech so more than anything you're going to expect some laid-back chill, and it achieves that for sure. There's a lot more singing involved in this one than every before and I know a few people don't like that too much. I like it though. It has its moments.

Bluetech's new album, Love Songs To The Source.

Epic45 - Tunnel 2

You are now the object of my jealousy. np: Epic45 - Between Woodland

Oh. I see. Well, it's still good anyways.

The Flashbulb - Mellann

CAC is an awesome album, possibly the finest of the whole year and the year ain't even half done yet! Attack Ships On Fire is probably my favorite song. Meanwhile, Ólafur Arnalds released an album this year with nine songs total. It's more on the classical side of things, I think. I haven't listen to it yet but very soon I think.

You're forgetting Mechanism, the hidden track after Betula Pendula.

Totally missed this but Casino Versus Japan released a new album at the end of March this year called Night On Tape; which holds 20 songs. Haven't listened to it yet but I'm hoping that it's gonna be good.

I don't understand how people say there's too much singing in it. I barely notice it.

New Errante. And it's free. Just click the pic.

Well, I'm sorry to hear that sir. And yes, I have his previous works also and they're great as well. A little correction but, the LP came out the 29th while the CD version comes out tomorrow (May 3rd) same date as CBL's Interloper. heh

I don't know if you guys are much into instrumental hip-hop or not but... Flying Lotus came out with his third album the other day called Cosmogramma and what I've heard of it, it sounds fantastic.