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Probably the most wistful music you'll hear this year is on this debut album by Casino Versus Japan, which takes us back to the good old days when electronica wasn't afraid to be beautiful. Tracks like "The Possible Light" and "Summer Clip" have the same kind of warped grandiloquence as the Aphex Twin and Global Communications a decade ago: delicate melodic flakes magnified through a cosmic amplifier. On tracks like "Moonlupe", Vangelis is even brought to mind—and there's nothing illegal about that.

Shaming secret history of the war on Iraq, soundtracked by Aphex Twin, Orbital and co

Electronica veterans take a space odyssey through the past three decades on their 11th album

Radiohead revisit their divisive avant-rock sister albums Kid A and Amnesia with an extra disc of previously unreleased material

Former Warp stalwart swaps beats for bows on haunting apocalyptic fable

They're on display from today at London's Waterloo Station

Here: the latest outpourings from the Uncut office stereo

People Never Give Up! This week's office listening.

Radiohead discuss OK Computer and Kid A in this NME feature from 2000

Enchanting folk-soaked electronics from seasoned British producer, starring Thom Yorke and Linda Perhacs