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| 1. Heavy Deviance - Eastern Lights (Neon Heights Mix) |
| 2. Wagon Christ - Saddic Gladdic |
| 3. Furry Phreaks - Lament For A Dead Computer Part 1 |
| 4. Bent - Ordinary Day |
| 5. Nail - It’s A Fine World |
| 6. Olav Brekke Mathisen & Sideshow Jogge - Elektromotor |
| 7. Bent - Baby Of The Year |
| 8. Kelly Polar Quartet - The Rhythm Touch |
| 9. Mathew Jonson - Followed By Angels |
| 10. Yam Who feat. Little Rico - Keep The Faith (Unreleased) |
| 11. Daniel Wang - Berlin Sunrise (Die Nacht) |
| 12. Detroit Experiment - Think Twice |
Product Description
Update Magazine
"This album hits the spot perfectly, moving between mellow house and playful funk with an effortless poise. 5/5."
DJ Magazine
A perfect wash of chilled out choons. It's Seamless and perfectly stitched together.
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19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This Cd baffles me; I just can't seem to get my head round it. Is it Chill Out ?, is it Ambient ?, is it electronica ?, is it Deep House ? - I honestly don't have the foggiest.
But what I do know is that it is dam dam good. Twisted little electronic tracks sit perfectly next to more down tempo cuts. The mix is smooth yet quirky, wigged-out yet relaxing but all round a real pleasurable listen.
Where other "eclectic", "after hours" compilations still tend to rely on recognised artists and tracks, Bent have perfected their back room dj sets and really gone for the unknown to make this mix really stand out from the rest of the bunch.
Whether your listening to this at 8am on a Sunday after just getting in or 8am just as your getting up, it still sounds amazing. Diverse, eclectic, spaced out, it's all here with beautiful artwork to boot.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Bent - later
I think this is a great album. I hadn't ever heard anything about it and saw it online while browsing and thought it might be worth a chance, knowing how good Bent are - and unlike many CD purchases I make I do not regret buying it. Bent are original, quirky and unpredictable in their approach to the mix album and bring a breath of fresh air with their quirky track selection. Genre-wise there's only one comparison I can come up with of the same calibre - Fila Brazilia's amazing 'Another Fine Mess'. Both albums are just effortlessly cool and original and get under your skin from day one.
Highpoints - Wagon Christ's 'Saddic Gladdic', Bent's own numbers 'Ordinary Day' and the breathtaking 'Baby of the Year' - possibly the best song on the album - the latter part of which is just phenomenal spine-tingling music. These chaps didn't need to remind us that they are amazing musicians as well as DJs, but they did. The final house-cruncher is the ultra cool Detroit Experiment's 'Think Twice'.
This is one hell of a compilation and ranks up there with K&D DJ Kicks and as mentioned Fila Brazilia's 'Another Fine Mess'.
This will raise an eyebrow or two at your next party.
I think this is a great album. I hadn't ever heard anything about it and saw it online while browsing and thought it might be worth a chance, knowing how good Bent are - and unlike many CD purchases I make I do not regret buying it. Bent are original, quirky and unpredictable in their approach to the mix album and bring a breath of fresh air with their quirky track selection. Genre-wise there's only one comparison I can come up with of the same calibre - Fila Brazilia's amazing 'Another Fine Mess'. Both albums are just effortlessly cool and original and get under your skin from day one.
Highpoints - Wagon Christ's 'Saddic Gladdic', Bent's own numbers 'Ordinary Day' and the breathtaking 'Baby of the Year' - possibly the best song on the album - the latter part of which is just phenomenal spine-tingling music. These chaps didn't need to remind us that they are amazing musicians as well as DJs, but they did. The final house-cruncher is the ultra cool Detroit Experiment's 'Think Twice'.
This is one hell of a compilation and ranks up there with K&D DJ Kicks and as mentioned Fila Brazilia's 'Another Fine Mess'.
This will raise an eyebrow or two at your next party.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Don't get me wrong I'm a big Bent fan and was very excited to hear Bent had made a compiled and mix cd, but I've listened to it over and over again and apart from Ordinary Day by Bent which is an excellent track, Saddic Gladdic which has a kind of jolly feel to it, and Think Twice by Detroit Experiment which has a fantastic bit of jazzy trumpet playing, I think the rest of the track selections are rather weak and uninteresting. This albulm is nowhere near as good as Kruder & Dormeister K+D Sessions.
Hey this is only one opinion so don't let me put you off from buying this if your excited by previous reviews. The albulm does have a distictive Bent feel is very smooth and polished
Hey this is only one opinion so don't let me put you off from buying this if your excited by previous reviews. The albulm does have a distictive Bent feel is very smooth and polished
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