The text appears to be an album review for 'Mice' by Cédric Vuille's new project. Here are some key points that can be gathered:

1. The music is described as low-key and unflashy, which may limit its appeal among mainstream listeners seeking more energetic or attention-grabbing sounds.

2. The instrumentation features a diverse range of instruments, including the ukulele, guitar, cuatro, Theremin, clarinet, accordion, bass, guitarron, keyboards, and others that are not specified as 'oddities.'

3. Cédric Vuille is joined by other musicians who have experience in similar genres or projects. Dave Willey co-leads Hamster Theatre and has expressed admiration for the sound of 'le rayes', suggesting a potential overlap in musical influences.

4. Elaine di Falco, another member of this project, has been involved with bands like Hughscore and Thinking Plague.

5. The text concludes by listing new releases or re-stocking items that have become unavailable recently.

Based on these points, it can be inferred that 'Mice' is a more experimental or underground release aimed at fans who appreciate milder sounds and diverse instrumentation rather than mainstream appeal.

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