Slow Club
Sheffield duo of Charles Watson and Rebecca Taylor, moving from scrappy twee folk to big-hearted soul on 'Complete Surrender'. Taylor later became Self Esteem.
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About Slow Club
Slow Club formed in Sheffield in 2006 around Charles Watson and Rebecca Taylor, who traded vocals and swapped between guitar and a stripped-down drum kit. Their 2009 debut, 'Yeah So', was all hand-claps, boy-girl harmonies and lovelorn bickering, and songs like 'Because We're Dead' made them regulars on the UK indie scene.
Second album 'Paradise' (2011) moved toward fuller, more emotional arrangements. Their last record, 'One Day All of This Won't Matter Any More' (2016), was recorded in Nashville and went further into slow-burning soul. The pair went on hiatus in 2017.
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Who is in Slow Club?
Slow Club is Rebecca Taylor and Charles Watson.
When did Slow Club form?
Slow Club formed in Sheffield in 2006.
What was Slow Club's first album?
Slow Club's first album was Yeah So (2009). The latest is One Day All of This Won't Matter Any More (2016).