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5. Originally issued in , the eclectic and intriguing a User's Guide marked a welcome return to the independent sector after five years on major label WEA/Blanco y Negro. Largely electronic, the album also marked a return to a sound more akin to the understated ambient-techno of Every Man and Woman is a Star/5(5).

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6. Jun 22,  · On A USER'S GUIDE, Ultramarine move fully into abstract techno mode: no more lyrics, no more folk, no more jazz. "All of a Sudden" showcase their new sound: slightly woozy, but also cool. That coolness extends onto "Surfacing," a brisk swim in a digital ocean, while "Sucker 4U" brings in a little electro funk ("Ghost Machine" will also have a hint of /5(5).

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7. Ultramarine \ A User's Guide [LTMCD ] A User's Guide is the fifth album by Ultramarine. Originally issued in , this eclectic and intriguing set marked a welcome return to the independent sector after five years on major label. Largely electronic, the album also represented a partial return to the ambient-techno textures of Every Man & Woman Is A Star.

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