Just so you don't get confused, if you buy a copy of a Lazyboy record and it's not what you expect, that's because it might be from a different Lazyboy.
That is to say, Rob Da Bank and Dan Carey, the Lazyboys we know and love round here (they of that excellent album 'Penguin Rock', and the 'Police Dogs Bonfire' track currently being used on a Vodafone ad), have let it be known that Soren Rasted, formerly of pop pioneers (?) Aqua, is also planning on releasing a solo album under the moniker Lazyboy.
While we always loved Aqua round here (no, really, we did) it hardly seems far, given that Rob and Dan have been working under the Lazyboy name for the best part of six years, while Rasted only started using the Lazyboy name two years ago. Rob told CMU: "As much as Dan & I admire Soren's pioneering work with Aqua, we feel he's clearly taking a liberty by using the Lazyboy name. There's only room for one Lazyboy in this game, and we were clearly here first!"
Ah well, rest assured the single release of 'Police Dogs Bonfire' that is out on 3 Jan is from the real Lazyboy. You can check out the video and all sorts of other stuff on the very fine Sunday Best record label in the CMU team's label profile on the London Music Network right now - http://www.bigtime.tv/sundaybest.