Living in a Magazine
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Studio album by Zoot Woman | ||||
Released | May 2001 | |||
Genre | Synthpop, electronica | |||
Length | 39:28 | |||
Label | Wall of Sound | |||
Producer | Stuart Price | |||
Zoot Woman chronology | ||||
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Living in a Magazine was the debut by British alternative electronic band Zoot Woman featuring one of their biggest hits "It's Automatic" as well as "Living in a Magazine".[1]
The whole album is inspired by the 1980s synthpop dressed in a modern vibe accompanying their retro sound with very bright colored artwork and clips.
Track listing
- "It's Automatic" – 4:05
- "Living In A Magazine" – 4:09
- "Information First" – 3:42
- "You And I" – 3:32
- "Nobody Knows (Part One)" – 4:42
- "Nobody Knows (Part Two)" – 2:06
- "The Model" – 3:31
- "Jessie" – 3:58
- "Chicago, Detroit, L.A." – 3:55
- "Losing Sight" – 2:42
- "Holiday Home" – 3:22
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