Various 'clicks and cuts 3' (Mille Plateaux)
Janek Schaefer 'Above Buildings' (Fat Cat)
Alva Noto 'Transrapid, Transvision, Transspray (Transall series)' on (Raster Noton)
Glen Velez 'Internal Combustion' (Schematic)
The Rip Off Artist 'In Through the Out Door' (Tigerbeat6)
Donna Summer (aka Jason Forrest) vs. Ove-NaXx 'Split LP'

Yep, it's the new Spoon. I think it's great and highly recommend it.

Oh and as for new purchases:

SVT - No Regrets
Porcupine Tree - Deadwing
Architecture In Helsinki - In Case We Die
Audioslave - Out of Exile
Stephen Malkmus - Face The Truth
The Wallflowers - Rebel, Sweetheart
New Order - Waiting For the Siren's Call
Steely Dan - Countdown to Ecstasy

Joss Stone - the SOUL SESSIONS

The Knife, The Knife
The Knife, Deep Cuts
Sambassadeur, Between the Lines EP
Suburban Kids with Biblical Names, EP #2
Hans Appelqvist, Bremort
José González, Veneer
Belle & Sebastian, Push the Barman to Open Old Wounds
Antony & the Johnsons, I Am a Bird Now

Gjallarhorn, Grimborg
Hedningarna, Hippjokk

The Triffids - Calenture
The Teardrop Explodes - Wilder
Front 242 - Still & Raw
Suicide - The Second Album/First Rehearsal Tapes
Fad Gadget - Incontinent
Iron and Wine - Our Endless Numbered Days

Iron & Wine is great... what's a good starting point for Front 242?

Coldplay - X & Y
Nine Black Alps - Everything Is

Janek Schaefer 'Above Buildings'
Janek Schaefer 'Weather Report'

You're right, Iron and Wine are superb, they really do remind me of Simon and Garfunkel, gone a bit miserable. Much better than the wildly hyped Sufjan Stevens.

Btw, a Belgian asking an Brit about F242? What's the world coming to? I'd say their most essential studio album is actually a comp, "Backcatalogue". It contains all their early singles and hard to find stuff, it's easily the one I listen to most. "Front By Front" and "Official Version" are generally regarded as their best albums. Their "Live Target" bootleg is superb quality too, should you need a "best of" type introduction.

Their last album was massively underrated, "Pulse" should have made them huge again. Just avoid the "Off " albums, or anything with lots of numbers in the title.