K7! Given her wonderfully insolent and vital contributions to Matthew Herbert's previous musical endeavours (most notably on 2001's Bodily Functions), this debut album from singer Dani Siciliano is long overdue. Indeed, the record has taken some three years to come together, Siciliano having invested in a basic home studio and learnt from scratch how to assemble the 11 performances featured here. And how do they sound?

Second album of spacious microhouse from Italy's Vladislav Delay

Third album from much-heralded Dublin singer-songwriter

Solo debut from the Sugarcubes' other voice

Long-serving English roots band unmasked

Self-consciously awkward electronica from San Francisco

Eclectic Prefuse 73 man turns his hand to Latin ballads

Classy return to form following 2001's disappointing Argyle Heir

Second album from the stentorian UK rapper, the Harry Secombe to Roots Manuva's Spike Milligan

Debut from US-fixated Yorkshiremen