On 1 May 2006 Women in Docs issued their second studio album, "Red Wine and Postcards", which was produced and engineered by Darren Middleton (of Powderfinger). Middleton also supplied guitar, keyboards and backing vocals. Clayton Ford of The Dwarf website noted the "country tinged contemporary folk rock" of the album with "ales of life, loss and being are delicately layered". Mediasearch's Chanel Bartolo felt the album was "amazing. Each song feels alive, almost as if it has an individual soul. There is heart in each word and each melody".