- Alain Presencer - Lullaby This is a great album primarily made up of Tibetan singing bowls (you can see the full list of instruments here). There's an example of the technique here. Via Continuo.
- Mr. Oizo - WC More fun from Mr Oizo. This free EP is worth your time (as is his Mactastic website). Completely worth the email address I had to surrender.
- Studio - Origin (Shake You Down By The River) I'm not sure if I admire or just get irritated with bands that have unGoogleable names. It's probably the reason why I keep coming back to this track, enjoying it, and forgetting to buy the rest of the album.
- Ashra - Deep Distance Not as mighty as the amazing Ash Ra Tempel, Ashra is highly enjoyable, if only to spot the samples/influences that the Orb used for their first couple albums (Manuel Göttsching's E2-E4 being the big one).
- David Darling - Darkwood IV: Dawn David Darling (who has apparently won a Grammy, but don't let that put you off) is someone I've been meaning to check out for a while. Apparently he soundtracked four films for Goddard, and didn't get pied.
- Ścianka - Dni Wiatru Amazing and deep atmospheric post-rock. Time to dig into their catalog.
- Kimmo Pohjonen - Keko Some enjoyable accordion insanity from Finland. Check out the video.
- Keith Seatman - Highdown (Simon Heartfield Remix) An enjoyable free remix of a track from the excellent Consistently Mediocre and Daydreams (now on Bandcamp).
- Polmo Polpo - Rottura Deep loop music. Don't know anything else about this band. Go-go-Constellation Records!
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