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Thursday, Oct 1, 2009

by Faye Rasmussen

In celebration of the September 29 release of Yeah Ghost, Zero 7 has released four videos of live performances of songs off their new album.

The UK band is expected to announce their US tour dates in the near future. In the meantime, enjoy the four new songs:

Zero 7: Record

By Sachyn Mital

19 Jul 2010

Close to a decade into their career, Zero 7 have just dispensed a retrospective/best-of album entitled Record. Aside from their avid fans, Zero 7 will not be able to persuade anyone to purchase this collection if they already have their first album.

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By Dave MacIntyre

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Zero 7: 3 December 2009 - Phoenix Concert Theatre, Toronto / Words and Pictures by Dave MacIntyre

Zero 7: Yeah Ghost

By Alan Ranta

2 Oct 2009

Fans coming to the UK chill duo's fourth full-length expecting a Zero 7 album will likely find this desperate attempt to change direction thoroughly disorienting and/or frustrating.

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