The wait is finally over! On November 26th Kylie releases 'X', her first new studio album in four years. 'X' is preceded by the new single '2 Hearts' on November 12 (available digitally November 5). The Sun in London have already branded the single a "surefire no. 1". The album, Kylie's 10th, features 13 new tracks. For months fans have been referring to the title of the new album as 'X', so when it came to naming the album it was the obvious choice. The album will be available on three formats: Standard CD, a Special Edition CD and DVD and a limited edition USB (details tbc). The DVD will feature a track by track interview with Kylie, the trailer for White Diamond (which will be out on DVD in December), a Photo Gallery with exclusive audio track White Diamond plus the video for 2 Hearts, Kylie's first single to come from the new album. The USB will also contain the Video and the Trailer, and will come in lavish packaging.

Japanese pressing of her 2001 studio album includes two bonus tracks, 'Good Like That' & 'Baby'. Neither of these bonus tracks appear on the US limited edition! 14 tracks in all including the first single, 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head' and it's follow up, 'In Your Eyes'. 2001 release.

Sixteen years after the release of their critically acclaimed, award winning debut Since I Left You, The Avalanches return with their second album, Wildflower. Created by the band's core duo Robbie Chater and Tony Di Blasi Wildflower is like The Beach Boys' Smile re-imagined in the Daisy Age: a mind-bending cartoon road movie that's best viewed with closed eyes and an open mind.

The Avalanches’ new album, We Will Always Love You, will be released by Astralwerks on December 11. An exploration of the vibrational relationship between light, sound and spirit, The Avalanches have moved beyond the party-up exuberance of their youthful music to a tender, reflective sound infused with hard-earned life wisdom. Building on the sample-based approach of their classic albums Since I Left You and Wildflower, We Will Always Love You is their most song-oriented album yet, made with an array of guest singers and writers.