On the opening song from their second album Run Around the Sun, Glasgow indie-pop duo Sacred Paws recreate the experience of talking past each other. Though it begins with a sharp blast of feedback, “The Conversation” is a sunny, carefree jaunt, allowing Rachel Aggs’ guitar to bounce in loose curls around Eilidh Rodgers’ bubbly drums. Mimicking the back-and-forth nature of dialogue, the pair’s voices slip over one another, alternating flustered confusion and mellow concession as they try to remember exactly why they were arguing. “I’m taking the temperature/When I’m quiet I hear it more/It’s that simple,” Aggs admits as Rodgers murmurs in the background. Sacred Paws never find resolution to “The Conversation,” but they seem content to let it fade away.