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Manc ElectroPop crew Flow Machines have just released their new album , ‘Hi-Res’, at the startlingly good price of whatever-you-want pounds and whatever-you-want pence.

With a touch of fellow Manchester residents (We Are) Performance about them, but with a lot deeper roots in electronic music, Flow Machines draw on everything from Acid House to ‘90’s DancePop, from SynthPop to IndiePop on this new album and the end result is pretty impressive records. This, their second full length album, is a definite must-listen for SynthPop fans. Including the recent acclaimed single ‘Any Other Day’ this is a solid collection of tracks that has us wondering why Flow Machines haven’t broken a wider audience yet. If you like your ElectroPop a bit interesting, a bit introspective and a bit unique then today is your lucky day.

♫ Flow Machines – So Long

♫ Flow Machines – Silent Disco

♫ Flow Machines – Analog Dialog

‘Hi-res’ is out now.

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More X-Mas cheer today, this time from Manchester ElectroPoppers Flow Machines.

Flow Machines’ ‘I Was Born On Christmas Day’, is a nice, upbeat SynthPop cover of Saint Etienne and Tim Burgess’ track from their 1993 ‘X-Mas ‘93’ single. Sarah Cracknell’s part is played by Elbows collaborator Louise Turner. The track is full if the kinds of magical sounds you’d expect, no, demand from an X0Mas tune. Enjoy.