There’s no point in wasting time when you’re on to a good thing.
After rekindling his partnership with former Beautiful South colleague Jacqui Abbott on last year's What Have We Become?, Paul Heaton's second collaborative album with the vocalist is a continuation of their joyful incursion into pop-rock, with shared vocals and his customarily wry lyrics.
Heatongrad is a laugh-out-loud country-bumpkin rollick, while Morrissey would kill for a song like the pacy The Horse and Groom.
It's the softly sweeping When Love for Woman Stops that best pays testament to Heaton's skill as a songwriter, although Abbott's contribution can't be discounted.
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Let’s just call it another fine, if slightly overlong effort from them both.
