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Utah Saints
Utah Saints are a Leeds-based electronic dance production and remix duo formed in 1990, comprised of Jez Willis and Tim Garbutt.
Much of their key material utilized familiar pop-samples such as "Something Good" (Kate Bush), "What Can You Do For Me" (Eurythmics, Gwen Guthrie), "Believe in Me" (Human League) and "I Want You" (Slayer!).
They released their debut eponymous album in 1993, followed by 2000's: "Two".
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