This hazy yawn of an album sounds like the accomplished work of a seasoned duo, not the first collaboration between two superstar indie singer-songwriters.
The record's far too low key to suggest they bring out the best in each other, but the coming together of Australian Grammy nominee Courtney Barnett and prolific lo-fi rocker Kurt Vile really does seem like a pairing formed in slacker heaven.
Over the album's nine songs the pair's guitar playing locks in effortlessly, their distinctive voices - hers lazy and deadpan, his lazy and drawling - complement each other perfectly.
Although the overall tone is lax, the pair do push themselves, regularly incorporating surprisingly oddball notes, melodies and vocal lines.
The opening track Over Everything, a jaunty slice of easygoing alt-pop, is a great example, as the duo's voices crack and break over a tumbling melody that sees them occasionally jumping over the top of each other.
