Hello,

I've found places to buy the album on the tinterweb:

http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=59400 where it is 7.99 pounds stirling, or alternatively you can pay more for it on www.amazon.co.uk

There's also reviews galore, on the boomkat website, and these ones:

http://www.forcedexposure.com/artists/7.hertz.html

Or in French if you're that way inclined: http://ondefixe.over-blog.com/article-7261613.html
My rough translation:
'7 Hertz is an odd foursome; the creator of music which could either irritate or enchant you, so difficult is it to pin down to any existing genre. Coming from an eclectic range of musical horizons, the members of 7 Hertz give their imagination free reign to evolve within a limitless sphere, from the confines of chamber music, baroque, Eastern-European folk, and jazz, without forgetting some very contemporary frictions (Stravinsky and Prokofiev are cited as influences).

Although some small room for expression is given to instruments such as the bassoon, the horn or the mandolin, most of the voices heard are of violins, the clarinet and the pizzicato of the bass. An unusual line-up (and recording venue too – a Leeds church) which partly explains the unfamiliar palette of their quirky universe. Almost entirely instrumental, their inviting music brings in vocal organs twice: first a sexy voice over a jazzy lilt (Of Sari), and then a round of vocal chords verging on a gospel choir (Seasick suite).

They resemble a Clogs who shuffled around Eastern Europe in slippers, but who lost a modicum of poetry and hospitality (it must be said, some passages are an ordeal for the ears). 7 Hertz is a confidently atypical band, in full command of a music which doesn't aim to please everybody.'

All very exciting! Lx