Zero 7 discography

British musical duo Zero 7 has released four studio albums, two extended plays and fifteen singles.

Zero 7 discography
Zero 7 in concert with Sia Furler
Studio albums4
EPs2
Singles15

Albums

Studio albums
Year Album details Peak chart positions Certification
UK
[1]
 US
[2]
 US Dance
[3]
 FR
[4]
 NZ
[5]
 NL
[6]
2001 Simple Things 28 — 4 134 — —
2004 When It Falls
  • Released: 1 March 2004
  • Label: Ultimate Dilemma/Elektra
 3 139 3 76 — 59
2006 The Garden 4 94 2 128 30 87
2009 Yeah Ghost
  • Released: 28 September 2009
  • Label: Atlantic
 39 142 7 — — —

Remixes and compilations

EPs
  • EP 1 (24 January 2000) (self-released)
  • EP 2 (20 November 2000) (Ultimate Dilemma)
  • Introducing... Zero 7 (19 May 2008) (New State Music)
  • Simple Science (18 August 2014) (Make Records)
  • EP 3 (14 April 2015) (Make Records)

Singles
  • "I Have Seen" - (4 June 2001) #76 UK[8]
  • "Destiny" - (6 August 2001) #30 UK[8]
  • "End Theme" - (15 October 2001) #117 UK[8]
  • "In the Waiting Line" - (5 November 2001) #47 UK[8]
  • "Truth & Rights" - (23 February 2002) #141 UK[8]
  • "Distractions" - (18 March 2002) #45 UK[8]
  • "I Have Seen" (re-issue) - (January 2002)
  • "Home" - (23 February 2004)
  • "Somersault" - (17 May 2004) #56 UKC
  • "Warm Sound" - (16 May 2005)
  • "Futures" - (13 March 2006)
  • "Throw It All Away" - (15 May 2006) #57 UK
  • "You're My Flame" - (24 July 2006) #103 UK
  • "Futures" (re-issue) - (25 September 2006)
  • "If I Can't Have You" - (October 2006)
  • "Medicine Man" - (September 2009)
  • "On My Own" / "Don't Call It Love" (26 August 2013)
  • "Take Me Away" / "U Know" (July 2014)
  • "Simple Science (Todd Osborn Remix)" (9 December 2014)
  • "Mono featuring Hidden +(Thool Remix)" (19 October 2018)
  • "Aurora +(Alternative Mix)" (22 February 2019)
  • "Swimmers" (25 October 2019)

B-sides, non-album tracks and rarities
  • "Lo" - EP 1
  • "One Arm Break" - EP 1
  • "Monday Night" - EP 2 (CD)
  • "Spinning Dub" - EP 2 (12")
  • "Spinning" - B-side from "I Have Seen" (12"/CD)
  • "Salt Water Sound" - B-side from "I Have Seen" (12"/CD)
  • "Truth & Rights" - Another Late Night: Zero 7 (CD/Vinyl)
  • "Milton At Midnight" - iTunes download-only EP
  • "Light Blue Movers" - B-side from "Somersault" (12"/CD)
  • "Dreaming" - B-side from "Futures" (7")
  • "Thistles" - B-side from "Throw It All Away" (CD)
  • "Inaminute" - B-side from "Throw It All Away" (7"/CD) #200 UK Downloads[8]

There is also an as-yet unreleased Zero 7 track, "Weep Away", written by singer/songwriter and long-time band cohort Dedi Madden

Music videos
Year Title Director Album
2001 "I Have Seen" Garth Jennings Simple Things
"Destiny" (Animated version) Tommy Pallotta
"Destiny" (Alternate version) Howard Greenhalgh
"In The Waiting Line" (Animated version) Tommy Pallotta
"In The Waiting Line" (Alternate version) unknown
2002 "Distractions" unknown
2004 "Home" Barney Clay When It Falls
"Somersault" (Performance version) unknown
"Somersault" (Alternate version) unknown
"In Time" Matthew Leslie Burke
2006 "Futures" (First version) DuckEye The Garden
"Futures" (Alternate version) Robert Seidel
"You're My Flame" (First version) JD Smyth
"You're My Flame" (Animated version) Robert Chandler
"Throw It All Away" (First version) Daniel Ackerman
"Throw It All Away" (Alternate version) unknown
"Crosses" DuckEye
"Left Behind" (First version) Adam Bizanski
"Left Behind" (Alternate version) Neil Coxhill
"This Fine Social Scene" Kit Fraser
"Seeing Things" unknown
2009 "Everything Up (Zizou)" (Joker & Ginz remix) Future Power Station Yeah Ghost
2018 "Mono" Julian House non-album single
2019 "Swimmers" Natasha Dettman

Soundtracks, compilations and media appearances

Remixes by various artists
  • Distractions (Bugz in the Attic Remix)
  • Distractions (Bugz Cooperative Dub)
  • Distractions (DJ Spinna Remix)
  • Distractions (Version Idjut)
  • Distractions (Madlib's YNQ Remix)
  • Distractions (Block 16 Remix)
  • Destiny (Photek Remix)
  • Destiny (Hefner's Destiny's Chill)
  • Destiny (Simian Remix)
  • End Theme (Roni Size's Tear It Up Remix)
  • End Theme (Roni Size's Tear It Down Remix)
  • End Theme (Herbert's Unrealised Remix)
  • Futures (Metronomy Remix)
  • Futures (Block 16 Mix)
  • In the Waiting Line (Aquanote's Naked Adaptation)
  • In the Waiting Line (Diaspora Mix, Osunlade Instrumental)
  • In the Waiting Line (Slide Remix)
  • In the Waiting Line (Dorfmeister Con Madrid De Los Austrias Dub)
  • In the Waiting Line (Koop Remix)
  • In the Waiting Line (S.P.Y. Remix)
  • Home (Stereolab Remix)
  • Home (Ben Watt Remix)
  • Somersault (Yam Who? Mix)
  • Somersault (Danger Mouse Remix)
  • Somersault (Hot Chip Remix)
  • Throw It All Away (Dilla Circulate Mix)
  • Today (Pépé Bradock Mix)
  • Warm Sound (Remystify Mix)
  • Warm Sound (Justin Haylock Mix)
  • Warm Sound (inputJunkie Remix)
  • You're My Flame (Dabrye Remix)
  • You're My Flame (Justus Köhncke Vox Mix)

Remixes by Zero 7

References
  1. "ZERO 7".
  2. https://www.billboard.com/music/zero-7/chart-history/
  3. https://www.billboard.com/music/zero-7/chart-history/dance/electronic-albums-c
  4. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2 November 2012. Retrieved 1 May 2011.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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  6. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 25 October 2012. Retrieved 1 May 2011.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  7. http://www.bpi.co.uk/certified-awards.aspx. Retrieved 16 November 2015. Missing or empty |title= (help)
  8. Zobbel (12 April 2009). "Chart Log UK". Zobbel. Retrieved 7 July 2010.
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