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	Baker, Aidan The Spectrum Of Distraction (Robotic Empire)
	Specifically designed to be played on shuffle and yield a completely unique experience each time. 96 tracks spanning two CDs. Backed here by an impressive array of notable drummers who've cut their teeth in the likes of Swans, Jesus Lizard, Slowdive, Killing Joke, Godflesh, Jesu -- hallucinatory dreamscapes weave into frantic noise into dubby passages into chilled-out jazz into psychedelic grooves into an oppressive industrial crunch into a hip-hop bop into almighty sludge dirges.


	Big Pink Future This (4AD)
	“The Big Pink’s follow up to 2009’s A Brief History Of Love is an example of what UK electro-rock should be: thunderous, ’80s-style drumbeats, sleek keyboard grooves, and a selection of samples that you can’t help but nod your head to.” -- Playback:STL


	Bombay Bicycle Club A Different Kind Of Fix (Octone)
	“[A Different Kind Of Fix] disembarks from the pop of 2009’s debut, I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose, diving deep into the singer-songwriter vein of M. Ward and Conor Oberst with primarily all-acoustic tracks. This proved upon its release last year that the college-aged quartet weren’t just four boys who knew how to write catchy dance beats, but grown men who knew how to write compelling and emotive songs.” -- Pop Matters


	Cage The Elephant Live From The Vic In Chicago (RCA)
	The first ever live concert film from the Bowling Green, KY band. Bonus CD features the audio from the show. 120 minutes.


	Cate Le Bon Cyrk (Control Group)
	A collection of pop nuggets imbued with the playfulness of Faust and Syd Barrett and the tropical melodies of Os Mutantes. Existential word play and fuzz fused guitar lines tear through like an angry bee in a can.


	Chairlift Something (Kanine)
	Sophomore album from the electro-rock duo, their first album since the departure of founding member Aaron Pfenning. Ethereal vocals paired with a driving force of infectious bass lines and dance-laden drum beats are relentless throughout the album’s eleven tracks.


	Chapman, Michael Rainmaker (Light In The Attic)
	On the heels of last year’s superb reissue by Light In The Attic, comes his 1969 debut Rainmaker (originally released on the seminal Harvest label). A true stylist in his own right, Chapman holds a middle line between John Martyn and Bert Jansch with the provocative electric rock of Martyn juxtaposed against the traditional folk so wonderfully espoused by Jansch. Another highlight is Chapman's lyrical/vocal style, which would appeal to fans of Roy Harper. Along for the ride on other songs are acoustic bassist Danny Thompson (Pentangle, John Martyn, Nick Drake) and electric bass player Rick Kemp (later to join Steeleye Span). CD features three previously unreleased tracks, PLUS three rarities. LP pressed on 180-gram vinyl and housed in deluxe tip-on sleeves. Both formats feature new liner notes by BYON COLEY and rare photos, etc.


	Chilton, Alex Free Again: The “1970” Sessions (Omnivore)
	Collects the first solo recordings by Chilton -- post-Box Tops/pre-Big Star. Includes previously unreleased material!!


	Cloud Nothings Attack On Memory (Carpark)
	Recorded in Chicago with Steve Albini, Cloud Nothing’s second full length showcases the growth they've experienced as a constantly touring band, opening the songwriting process up for more improvisation and input from the other band members.


	Cohen, Leonard Old Ideas (Columbia)
	Old Ideas poetically addresses some of the most profound questions of human existence including love, sexuality, loss and death. Many of the tracks featured on Old Ideas have been worked on for years, it was produced with Patrick Leonard, Anjani Thomas, Ed Sanders, and Dino Soldo. For a man who only "aspired to be a minor poet" early in his career, Cohen evolved as one of the most important and influential artists of our time. He is a master songwriter, musician, poet, novelist, and visual artists whose stunning body fo work has touch the lives of millions with a career spanning six decades.


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