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Jon Hopkins
Insides
 [ Domino Records / CD - released 4/May/2009 ]
Jon Hopkins is a musical shapeshifter: a composer, pianist and a self-taught studio wizard. He makes affecting, bold electronic music, using walls of synths, lustrous melodies and amorphous bass rumbles.
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James Horner
James Cameron's Avatar (Music From the Motion Picture)
 [ Atlantic Records / CD - released 14/Dec/2009 ]
Along with James Horner's spectacular score, the 'Avatar' soundtrack features the film's end title song, "I See You", performed by multiple Grammy Award-nominated singer, Leona Lewis.
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The Orb
Baghdad Batteries (Orbsessions Volume III - An Illustrated Handbook With Stereo Sound)
 [ Malicious Damage Records / Darla / CD - released 14/Sep/2009 ]
There's a very special atmosphere to this album: two men bouncing ideas and exploring in classic Orb style to make another triumphant Orb album. ;-)
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Squarepusher
Solo Electric Bass 1
 [ Warp Records / CD - released 5/Oct/2009 ]
Tom (Squarepusher) Jenkinson's excursions as a "solo" bass virtuoso are now forever immortalised with the release of his amazing, 'Solo Electric Bass 1'.
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Tortoise
Beacons of Ancestorship
 [ Thrill Jockey / CD - released 20/Jul/2009 ]
It can be incredibly difficult for an experimental group to continue exploring for years on end without getting stale, but Tortoise achieve that balance here effortlessly.