Formed in 2006 by Charles Watson and Rebecca Taylor after the dissolution of Lonely Hearts, Slow Club blended folk, twee, and ‘60s pop influences to create a bright, non-raucous sound, distinct from the garage rock of the White Stripes. The duo gained attention opening for Tilly and the Wall, leading to a deal with Moshi Moshi and the release of their debut album Yeah So in 2009. Their subsequent albums, including Paradise in 2011 and Complete Surrender in 2014, showcased a more expansive and retro sound, culminating in their fourth studio album One Day All of This Won't Matter Anymore in 2016, produced by Matthew E. White.

Initially likened to the White Stripes, Slow Club's music evolved to encompass a mix of folk, twee, and ‘60s pop influences. The duo, consisting of Charles Watson and Rebecca Taylor, garnered attention for their non-raucous sound, leading to a deal with Moshi Moshi and the release of their debut album Yeah So in 2009. Subsequent albums like Paradise in 2011 and Complete Surrender in 2014 showcased a more expansive and retro sound, culminating in their fourth studio album One Day All of This Won't Matter Anymore in 2016, produced by Matthew E. White.