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New & Future Releases		 May 2006
This spring, our music editors are thinking global, thanks to great CDs now available in our Imports Store. Where in the world are you finding favourite new tunes? E-mail us at newmusic@amazon.ca and tell us about your audio travels. --Leah W., Music Editor


New & Coming Soon

Taking the Long Way, Dixie Chicks
›  More in Country

Stadium Arcadium, Red Hot Chili Peppers
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Living With War, Neil Young
›  More in Rock


Customer Raves
ami_anderson from Canada on Happiness and Disaster: "As one of the most talented groups to come out of the west, Stabilo have always shown that they can create anthems with beautiful vocals and clever hooks. With their new album they cover new territory with a more polished sound and mix of new and relevant ways to keep their fans way more than satisfied. Singles such as "Flawed Design" and "Don't Look in Their Eyes" each have the potential to make it huge in the mainstream, and that is what they deserve. Another brilliant album from a band that you will be hearing a lot about ..."


moura77 from Caledon, Ontario, on Chemical City: "After a great debut, with We Were Born in a Flame, I was worried that Sam and the band could not meet expectations (for) a follow-up. Sam Roberts has proven that he is one of the best songwriters of the modern Canadian rock era. This is a great album--so, buy it!"


Editors' Picks for May
Get Under the Covers with former Bangle Susanna Hoffs and her Austin Powers soundtrack cohort Matthew Sweet as they belt out classics from the Beatles, the Beach Boys, and the Who. Susie and Matt's CD is one of our editors' five music picks for this month, along with these others:


Recently Reviewed
Our music writers recently tackled the new CD by the Norah Jones-let country band, The Little Willies. See more recently reviewed CDs by following the links below:


Hits for Less
This month, take advantage of great prices on hits from EMI:


Developing Artists: Mobile
Some rock bands can't wait to hit the clubs. Mobile, on the other hand, spent years isolated in their Montreal studio, honing their sound. As a result, they aren't building an audience so much as breaking out. See why with their new album, Tomorrow Starts Today.


Canadian Artist of the Month
Get classic CDs from Bryan Adams, as low as $9.97. Shop now.


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