Lee Bannon - Value 10

A couple weeks back we hit up the preview of Lee Bannon's Ninja Tune debut LP, with the teaser for "Value 10" - a cab-driver sampled, twisted single.

Now, Bannon has released the full-effort, which makes the cab portion a little more clear at the end. And by clear, I mean it's totally unfiltered and you can hear a cab driver trying to score coke from Bannon and his producer (info via Dazed Digital).

Listen to the track below and order Bannon's Alternate/Endings LP on Amazon before its February release.

Album Stream: Botany - Lava Diviner (Truestory)

Dazed Digital is streaming the debut album from Texas producer Botany roughly a week before its release. The lush, ambient swirls refuse to stagnate and grow a myriad of dimensions throughout, making for an incredibly polished, refined, and succinctly understated release.

The entire Lava Diviner (Truestory) is available to stream below, which comes out October 29. Pay attention and don't miss this fine under-the-seams gem.

Album Stream: Huerco S. - Colonial Patterns

Experimental producer Huerco S. will be debuting his first full-length LP later this month, but fans can get a full listen of Colonial Patterns one week before.

The 14-track effort, courtesy of Software, features a cauldron of off-kilter tones, ranging from ambiguously dystopian to casually vintage. It's quite a compounding array of emotion, but it never truly sticks to one for too long.

Listen to Colonial Patterns below before its official release September 24 (courtesy of Dazed Digital).

Mixtape: CFCF - Belongs, Possessions

Montreal's Michael Silvers, better known as the enigmatic producer CFCF, debuted the wonderful "Camera" several days back from his upcoming Music For Objects EP. While the July 9 release date creeps closer, the meantime can be spent listening to the positively lush and endearing Belongs, Possessions mixtape, courtesy of Dazed Digital. Available to stream and download, the heartwarming instrumental styles are intoxicating and unique, giving a presence of a massive orchestral composition. It's a serious must listen.

Music For Objects will be released July 9 via Paper Bag/Dummy.