Paradise

The Sheffield duo's sophomore album dials down its predecessor's twee, hyper-romantic delight in favor of songs that emphasize rhythm and atmosphere, with lyrics confronting more emotionally complicated subject matter. But that's not the most drastic shift.

A sophomore album can fall anywhere between sounding exactly like the first album, (thus risking being boring) to being…

Check out our album review of Artist's Paradise on Rolling Stone.com.

If Slow Club’s Paradise were an animal, it would be a puppy with a sarcastic streak.

Sophomore release from the Sheffield duo and whilst the debut was very much a pop record, they are now treading that thin line with indie folk.