"Fragments" is the sophomore album from UK-based Submotion Orchestra, a seven-piece collective of musicians making progressive electronic music. SubMotion Orchestra describe their own sound as drawing upon dubstep, soul, ambient electronica, jazz and dub. This description of their sound is likely to cause a dichotomous reaction of either intrigue or repulsion. Some of the tracks on Fragments really show how interesting fusions of genres work.

Российское издание 2007 года.

Первый диск составлен из свойственных для IM пситранс-композиций, оттого и носит название Trance Side. Второй же диск, названный The Other Side, можно назвать экспериментальным и эклектичным: в его треках чувствуется влияние таких стилей, как синти-поп и эмбиент.

Vicious Delicious has a somewhat different sound than that of other Infected Mushroom albums, pleasing some fans and alienating others. The track "Artillery" epitomizes this change in sound, being the only hip-hop track on the album, incorporating a somewhat nu metal sound. The rest of the album contains music that can be described as an electronic hybrid of trance, psychedelic, and rock. The song "Artillery" was featured in the movie You Don't Mess with the Zohan.

Part 2 continues where Part 1 left off, Ravi Shankar in the comfort and informality of his own living room giving us extended raga performances with talented tabla master Tanmoy Bose.

Submotion Orchestra - a band who sound exactly as their name suggests - reawaken the rotting corpse of ’90s coffee-table chillout, issuing a mild dubstep sedative and putting it straight back to sleep. If you’re somehow hankering after a trip-hop fix you’re better off checking out the last month’s Red Snapper comeback, which doesn’t sound half as dated. Or just go back to your Lamb albums, of which there is a new one out this very month - gotta be better than this dozy fare.

"Prayer in C" is a song by French-Israeli folk pop duo Lilly Wood and the Prick, originally released on their album Invincible Friends in 2010. German electronic producer Robin Schulz remixed the song and, in June 2014, he released it as a single. Schulz re-mixed the song without permission, using a CD of Invincible Friends as the source. He initially made his remix available as a free download, to the consternation of the copyright owners, Wagram Music.