It was exactly the combination of Clarke's almost metallic melodies with Moyet's warm vocals that made Yazoo stand out among the many bands that explored electronic music in the early eighties. Mainly known for club classics like 'Don't go' and 'Situation', it is easily forgotten that the band also excelled in thoughtful lyrics.
Check out these links too: Official homepage, Yazoo forum, Mute records, Vince Clarke, Alison Moyet, Peter Ryming (fansite), Eugenio Lopez (fansite), Matti Särngren (fansite)
News
May 2008: Yazoo released the boxset 'In your room' and a 12" with remixes of 'Nobody's diary', which have been added to the discography. The band also started a tour of Europe and the US (read the official site).
January 2008: Discography has been updated slightly, notably with a not too bad gothic cover of 'Don't go' by German band Terminal Choice.
December 2007: Newly discovered Taiwanese compilation audiocassette added to discography and several European house remixes, none of which are too special.
June 2007: Two new remixes added to discography. Disco Galaxy has issued a 12" with three remixes of Don't go. Also there's a 'Whorehouse Remix' of Don't go, a one-sided 12" of unknown origin.