Reception
AllMusic described the album as a "record addressing society's problems through the lens of dance music, tackling the cost-of-living crisis and corrupt world leaders with off-kilter electronic grooves." [5] It was noted as "unfolding like a solid live set played at a party happening in the woods or at an abandoned warehouse" by Spectrum Culture, which gave it a rating score of 75%. [6]
In a review for Beats Per Minute with a rating of 72%, Todd Dedman remarked, "Metronomic beats, oscillating synths, and saw-toothed bass lines are the pulse of the record." [7] The album received a 3.5-star rating from MusicOMH , whose reviewer Donovan Livesey commented that it is "unlikely to win over anyone not already sold on their uniquely odd formula, but there is something admirable about their commitment to this off-kilter approach." [8]
In a three-star review for Mojo, Victoria Segal called it "a record where everything escalates quickly, proof Snapped Ankles know exactly how to read the room." [9] BrooklynVegan referred to it as "easily the group's best, most fun, and cathartic record yet" and "a real state-of-the-world record, taking a look at everything from the fractured post-Covid music industry to those evil conglomerates, and starting an impromptu dance party in an endless customs line." [10]
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