Released digitally today, I got my copy earlier and its pretty cool. As a whole the album hasn't blown me away yet but there is definitely some bright spots on there. I was curious if anyone else has picked it up yet.

Tracklisting

01 End Titles
02 Cut Me Loose (ft Gavin Clarke)
03 Ghosts
04 Ghosts (String Reprise)
05 Kaned And Able
06 Blade In The Back (ft Gavin Clarke)
07 Synthetic Water
08 Chemical (ft Josh Homme)
09 Nocturnal (ft Chris Goss, James Petralli and Robbie Furze)
10 Cut Me Loose (String Reprise)
11 Against The Grain (ft Gavin Clarke)
12 Even Balance
13 Trouble In Paradise (Variation On A Theme)
14 Can’t Hurt (ft Gavin Clarke and Joel Cadbury)
15 24 Frames
16 In A Broken Dream
17 Clouds (ft Black Mountain)
18 Black Mass
19 Open Your Eyes (ft Abel Ferrera)
20 Romeo Void
21 Heaven (ft Gavin Clarke)
22 The Piano Echoes

and a review I mostly agree with

fuck james lavelle, UNKLE will never be UNKLE without shadow.

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Originally posted by Max Thomson fuck james lavelle, UNKLE will never be UNKLE without shadow.

Not agree. Never Never Land, War Stories, & this CD are brilliant and they didn't need his assistance.

Josh Davis was a part of UNKLE (for only some tracks...) thats all, today the group is always alive for the happiness of our ears...

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Originally posted by Max Thomson fuck james lavelle, UNKLE will never be UNKLE without shadow.

i agree, but i do think lavelle has always been the man.

it is a nice cd, but nothing mind blowing.

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Originally posted by _IDS_ Not agree. Never Never Land, War Stories, & this CD are brilliant and they didn't need his assistance. Josh Davis was a part of UNKLE (for only some tracks...) thats all, today the group is always alive for the happiness of our ears...

I agree with Never Never Land but I can't agree with War Stories I'm afraid. I just could not get into it most of the album was more rock than electronica.

This album is a bit better than War Stories but nothing mind blowing though.