Even a band as indulged by dance clubs as Utah Saints were should worry if nine years is too long to let ravers dance on without so much as an EP. The duo's second album indicates that Jez Willis and Tim Garbutt haven't been just twiddling their knobs. As far as booming beats go, Two is wide and...
2001 RS:
Even if their celebratory sensibilities hadn't been at odds with the prevailing early-'90s mood of spooky techno and dour grunge, Utah Saints would have been an aberration. The giddy propulsion Tim Garbutt and Jez Willis generated seemed sparked not by MDMA brain frenzy but by old-time pop innovation. The club smash "Something Good," which looped Kate Bush over a staccato synth piano, sounded inev...
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