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Dan Bern

Two EPs from modern-day Bob Dylan

Pram – Dark Island

Seventh album from Leeds post-rockers

Miracle Mile – Alaska

Gentle melodic pop and weeping pedal steels from British singer-songwriter

El Hula – Violent Love

Cultured NZ pop from Boy George's label

Best Of British

Ex-Fairporter's 21st solo studio album

Pleasure And Pane

With Mushroom having left the band and Daddy G taking a sabbatical from the studio to concentrate on family life, it falls to Robert Del Naja (3D) to carry forward Massive Attack into the beyond, in collaboration with Neil Davidge, the producer of their third album Mezzanine (1998). Without Mezzanine's layers of guitar, which left some Massive Attack lovers narrowing their eyes doubtfully, 100 Windows seems at first subdued. Much as shapes only gradually reveal themselves in an initially pitch black room, so it is with this album, which takes a few listens to become accustomed to.

Quite Sane – The Child Of Troubled Times: Short Stories

British-born producer of the Roots returns to jazz roots with a hip hop twist

Major Matt Mason – Honey, Are You Ready For The Ballet?

Kansas-born troubadour's second LP

Buffseeds – The Picture Show

Unusual falsetto-voiced debut from much-fancied new band

Folksongs For The Afterlife – Put Danger Back In Your Life

Dream-pop merchants from Brooklyn make LP debut
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