Music Kid A (Pre-Order) Radiohead Continuing the experimental path forged by 1997's OK Computer, Kid A finds Radiohead trading in guitars in favour of ambient soundscapes and haunting vocal effects. Intelligent and uncompromising, this album affirms their reputation as a band continually moving forward on the trail of musical evolution. La Luna Sarah Brightman Few artists have been able to marry classical compositions to pop sensibilities as effectively as Sarah Brightman. First rising to prominence in the London and New York productions of The Phantom of the Opera. Lettin' Go Son Seals As a young boy in Osceola, Ark., Son Seals absorbed the incredible blues sounds of legends like Albert King and Sonny Boy Williamson that used to pass through his father's Dipsy Doodle roadhouse. 7 S Club 7 After going double-platinum in Canada with their debut release, S Club, the S Club 7 stayed focused and produced 7, new collection of shimmering pop tunes. Once again, the band blends new collection of shimmering pop tunes. No Angel Dido Her "Thank You" tune appeared on the Sliding Doors soundtrack. After touring with Faithless – her brother Rollo's outfit – she returns with this debut solo project. Despite the title of the disc, every cut sounds utterly heaven sent. It's hard to pick out the gems on this album because it's consistent from top to bottom. Richard Ashcroft Alone With Everybody Alone with Everybody sounds just as pure as anything his old crew released – thanks largely to the continuing work of Verve production guru Chris Potter. The old studio partner makes sure that Ashcroft's stunning vocals are as strong as ever. Supreme Beings of Leisure Supreme Beings of Leisure This debut is a surprisingly ear-catching collage of electronicaand alternative. The incredibly versatile Geri Soriano-Lightwood drives the project - most notably when she croons through the trippy filters of "Never the Same" and then takes it down a notch for a beautifully breathy jaunt across the choppy drum 'n' bass cut, "Ain't Got Nothing." Smart, rhythm-heavy and sexy, this album is futuristic lounge candy.