Shears's attachment to double entendres is hard to shake, making this album's moves two steps forward and one back. The discoid "Any Which Way" actually features a synth wolf-whistling. But lengthy album closer "Invisible Light" finds Shears engaging in appealing bouts of lower range Neil Tennantry. Best of all, it finds a way to express the joys of the after-hours life without recourse to feather boas.