Paradise is the fourth studio album by Canadian punk rock band White Lung.

[9] NME said: "White Lung have somewhat softened their ragged edges and in doing so have created one of the most compelling albums of the year".

[4] The Observer's review noted that the album sounds "positively slowcore compared to their earlier work" but nonetheless remarked that "much of Paradise races past in an alluring blur of distortion and melody".

[16] Alternately, Under The Radar reviewer Ed McMenamin claimed "The band say they wanted to sound "2016" on Paradise, and to vanquish the threadbare-yet-complimentary references (L7, Babes in Toyland, etc.)

White Lung, admirably, didn't want to just make another classic rock album like so many of its reform-punk peers.