Following the 2001 break-up of the iconic All Saints in 2001, the band's Canadian sisters signed to Polydor as a duo and embarked upon the writing and recording that would lead to their debut - and so far only - album, 'Everything's Eventual'. Taking its title from a collection of Stephen King's short stories, the release of 'Everything's Eventual' was preceded by two smash hit singles - the strident calling card of 'Fantasy', a UK No. 2, and the dreamy sophisti-pop of 'Don't Worry', which reached No. 7. The subsequent album showcased a mature and chic collection of immaculately crafted and produced songs, the likes of which All Saints fans had come to anticipate. In the UK 'Everything's Eventual' was certified silver almost immediately.