Into Paradise - Down All The Days (1992)

The eight-song, 33-minute Down All the Days is by far Into Paradise's best and most consistent effort. The tighter format is a big plus, letting the quartet avoid the filler that dotted its first two releases. "Sleep," the invitingly atmospheric centerpiece, continues the band's tradition of hooking plaintively beautiful tunes to the direst of lyrics — in this case, Long's self-doubt over a hopeless affair.
[Doug Brod]



No one ever sleeps with you
and you never need them to
Sometimes when you lie beside me
our love goes cold.

1: Tomorrow #1
2: Angelus
3: Must Get Better (22192)
4: Sleep
5: Love
6: Sister
7: In A Car
8: Tomorrow #2