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Jonny Greenwood is reissuing his 2003 soundtrack album Bodysong in a digitally remastered version. The LP consists of music the Radiohead multi-instrumentalist and composer wrote for Simon Pummell’s 2003 documentary of the same name. The album, famously, featured a track that was later incorporated into Greenwood’s breakout score for 2007’s There Will Be Blood. Unlike that soundtrack, Bodysong features a wide sound and stylistic palette, incorporating electronic elements. Greenwood’s brother and fellow Radiohead member Colin Greenwood also plays on the album. The reissued album will come out in gatefold vinyl and CD editions on May 18.

"Abosolution" is the third studio album released by English rock band Muse. The record made it to the number one spot on the UK Album Charts, and features the group's top ten single "Time Is Running Out".

"Origin Of Symmetry" is English rock band Muse's second studio release. The 2001 record made it to the number 3 spot in the UK and features singles "Plug In Baby", "New Born", "Bliss" and "Hyper Music".

"Showbiz" is the debut studio album by English alternative rock band Muse, released in the United Kingdom on 4 October 1999 through Mushroom Records. Recorded between April and May at RAK Studios and Sawmills Studio, respectively, the album was produced by John Leckie and Paul Reeve in conjunction with the band. "Showbiz" was a moderate commercial success, reaching number 29 on the UK Albums Chart.

Celebrated vocal group VOCES8 take listeners on a glorious journey through the musical landscape of Britain with their brand new album ‘Enchanted Isle’, released on Decca Classics. The recording features a broad range of music from John Tavener and Thomas Adès to Radiohead and Enya, interspersed with folk tunes, world premiere recordings and music from hit TV shows Game of Thrones and Harry’s Game.

The San Francisco 5 piece, Stomacher, sounds like they listen to a lot of Radiohead. The first CD under their new moniker (the band was formerly known as In Reverent Fear) plays like what could be a more commercial Radiohead record from a few years ago.

Although the album features such traditional rock instrumentation as guitars, bass and drums, it also features organs, keyboards and indian sitars, which help lend a spacey yet organic feel to some songs. Beck's experimental space-age folk rock album done with his backup band and produced by Nigel Godrich (Radiohead).

With funky, soulful riffs, rampant melodies, hooky songcraft and markedly smooth production, Holy Roller Baby sound like a band with some measure of experience behind them on their upcoming debut album, Frenzy. As well they should since the Texas-based band (Austin and Dallas) features three-fourths of the defunct Heavy Glow.

"I Want You" sees Vanessa Fernandez return to the '70s R&B classics and modern soul catalog that was delivered so very well on "Use Me" but with the addition of more recent hits from the likes of Radiohead and Amy Winehouse. Her third session for Groove Note features a collection of classic and old school soul and R&B classics with more recent songs included in the mix. Fernandez covers artists that include Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, Gloria Gayner, Amy Winehouse, Hall & Oates, Radiohead and more!

"Aquaria" is the full-length debut from the producer best known for his work with Beyoncé. It's hollowly explosive and impeccably engineered, but Boots remains in his own shadow, his own music eclipsed by his production work. "Aquaria" itself is a rock album cumulatively – its soul is Mad Max and Jesus' Son, as if someone pushed Nine Inch Nails and Radiohead underwater and made them kiss – but Boots's primary instinct is genre agnosticism. This is an enormous benefit to the artists who work with him, but it's often a detriment when he's left alone.