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You Can Do Anything

by: The Zutons

Release Date June 02, 2008
I have always respected the Zutons for doing their own thing and not being scenesters. And let's face it, how many modern indie guitar bands feature a saxophone player? My favourites on this are: 'Dirty Rat', 'What's Your Problem' and the first single off it 'Always Right Behind You'. But it's all good stuff!

Some have said that the band's music features too much saxophone. I have even heard it said that the Zutons would be better off without any sax. Personally I think it adds to their quirky charm and that they would be a lot duller without it. And who wouldn't want Abi Harding in their band?

'You Can Do Anything' their third album is a hell of a lot of fun, made up of a retro 70s sound. Think The Faces and Mott The ... Read More:

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Tired Of Hanging Around

by: The Zutons

Release Date April 17, 2006
To be honest, I did not think much of "Who Killed..." A couple of catchy pop tunes, for sure, but it was "bubble gum" music for the most part. This album remains true to the band's sense of having fun with their music, but it has a much more confident sound and the production is much improved. Touring the States with The Killers also seems to have rubbed off on how the band now sounds. Moreover, to their credit, the record again romps home in just over 40 minutes.

The themes are varied and frequently concern the more mundane aspects of life - the stress of taking public transport to work ("Tired of Hanging Around"), why good nights out always end in miserable hangovers the next day ("It's the Little Things We Do"), or getting over ... Read More:

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Who Killed The Zutons [New Version]

by: Zutons

Release Date October 18, 2004
It's quite a task trying to pigeon hole Zutons music. As a Britpop junkie, I can't say who they sound like, I'm guessing the influences are older than I am. I describe it as "spiky" or "edgy". If it's not too pretentious, the music seems to have a lot of sharp edges and funny angles, and having a single saxophone gives this album an individual quality.

Favourites for me are Zuton Fever and Don't Ever Think Too Much, but the whole album is something to savour.

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Who Killed The Zutons?

by: Zutons

Release Date October 18, 2004
It's quite a task trying to pigeon hole Zutons music. As a Britpop junkie, I can't say who they sound like, I'm guessing the influences are older than I am. I describe it as "spiky" or "edgy". If it's not too pretentious, the music seems to have a lot of sharp edges and funny angles, and having a single saxophone gives this album an individual quality.

Favourites for me are Zuton Fever and Don't Ever Think Too Much, but the whole album is something to savour.

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Always Right Behind You

by: Zutons

Release Date May 26, 2008
It's quite a task trying to pigeon hole Zutons music. As a Britpop junkie, I can't say who they sound like, I'm guessing the influences are older than I am. I describe it as "spiky" or "edgy". If it's not too pretentious, the music seems to have a lot of sharp edges and funny angles, and having a single saxophone gives this album an individual quality.

Favourites for me are Zuton Fever and Don't Ever Think Too Much, but the whole album is something to savour.

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Valerie [CD 2]

by: Zutons

Release Date June 19, 2006
It's quite a task trying to pigeon hole Zutons music. As a Britpop junkie, I can't say who they sound like, I'm guessing the influences are older than I am. I describe it as "spiky" or "edgy". If it's not too pretentious, the music seems to have a lot of sharp edges and funny angles, and having a single saxophone gives this album an individual quality.

Favourites for me are Zuton Fever and Don't Ever Think Too Much, but the whole album is something to savour.

CD-Charts Position 7
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You Can Do Anything [VINYL]

by: Zutons

Release Date June 09, 2008
It's quite a task trying to pigeon hole Zutons music. As a Britpop junkie, I can't say who they sound like, I'm guessing the influences are older than I am. I describe it as "spiky" or "edgy". If it's not too pretentious, the music seems to have a lot of sharp edges and funny angles, and having a single saxophone gives this album an individual quality.

Favourites for me are Zuton Fever and Don't Ever Think Too Much, but the whole album is something to savour.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Valerie

by: Zutons

Release Date June 19, 2006
It's quite a task trying to pigeon hole Zutons music. As a Britpop junkie, I can't say who they sound like, I'm guessing the influences are older than I am. I describe it as "spiky" or "edgy". If it's not too pretentious, the music seems to have a lot of sharp edges and funny angles, and having a single saxophone gives this album an individual quality.

Favourites for me are Zuton Fever and Don't Ever Think Too Much, but the whole album is something to savour.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Valerie [7" VINYL]

by: Zutons

Release Date June 19, 2006
It's quite a task trying to pigeon hole Zutons music. As a Britpop junkie, I can't say who they sound like, I'm guessing the influences are older than I am. I describe it as "spiky" or "edgy". If it's not too pretentious, the music seems to have a lot of sharp edges and funny angles, and having a single saxophone gives this album an individual quality.

Favourites for me are Zuton Fever and Don't Ever Think Too Much, but the whole album is something to savour.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Who Killed the Zutons [VINYL]

by: Zutons

Release Date April 19, 2004
It's quite a task trying to pigeon hole Zutons music. As a Britpop junkie, I can't say who they sound like, I'm guessing the influences are older than I am. I describe it as "spiky" or "edgy". If it's not too pretentious, the music seems to have a lot of sharp edges and funny angles, and having a single saxophone gives this album an individual quality.

Favourites for me are Zuton Fever and Don't Ever Think Too Much, but the whole album is something to savour.