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Released
  
March 3, 2003

The Everlasting Blink (2003)
  
FabricLive.11 (2003)

Release date
  
3 March 2003

Genre
  
Electronica

Length
  
71:00

Artist
  
Bent

Label
  
Guidance Recordings

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Similar
  
Programmed to Love, Ariels, Intercept!, FabricLive11

The Everlasting Blink is the second album from the electronica chillout duo Bent. It takes a somewhat more ambient direction from its precursor, Programmed to Love.

Contents

The duo had British radio and club listeners somewhat riddled by the vocalist on "Magic Love": it was Toni Tenille from The Captain and Tennille.

Ashley Beedle considerably heightened the energy of the track with his remix, which stormed the clubs throughout Europe. Ashley had previously remixed the duo's "Always" to anthemic effect.


Track listing

  1. King Wisp
  2. An Ordinary Day
  3. Strictly Bongo
  4. Beautiful Otherness
  5. Moonbeams
  6. So Long Without You
  7. Exercise 3
  8. Stay the Same
  9. Magic Love
  10. The Everlasting Blink
  11. Thick Ear

On Track 11, after "Thick Ear" ends, there is about 9 minutes of silence, then 3 hidden bonus tracks: "12 Bar Fire Blues", "Wendy" and "Day-Care Partyline".

Personnel

  • Simon Mills
  • Neil Tolliday
  • Songs

    1King Wisp5:10
    2An Ordinary Day4:46
    3Strictly Bongo5:22

    References

    The Everlasting Blink Wikipedia