Dandelion Wine's new album Selected Anachronisms is a slight departure from 2006's ~An Inexact Science~, with a greater emphasis on the intensity of the band's live show which has enthralled people around the world. The album features Dandelion Wine's trademark tapestry of old acoustic instruments (such as dulcimer, lute, flute, bowed psaltery), layered atmospheres and singer Naomi Henderson's enrapturing vocal, but adds a new element of big danceable beats and grooves. This change has been brought about in part by the band's frequent touring : since the release of ~An Inexact Science~ Dandelion Wine have embarked on three full tours of Australia and a 3 month tour of Europe and Japan. Recorded in various locations in Australia including inner city Melbourne and a tranquil farm house in rural Gippsland, "Selected Anachronisms" features the an even wider array of instruments than previous Dandelion Wine albums, with everything from medieval strings instruments, to analogue synths, ethnic percussion to multi-layered guitars, all underpinned by a solid foundation of electronic beats. Tracks : 01 Twins 02 Thin Air 03 Quietly Safe 04 Running Water 05 Crippled 06 Stain Glass Colours 07 What Have You (Nonesuch) 08 Vortex Switch 09 Illustration of Regret 10 Holding My Breath Again