"The concluding two songs have both been noted for having "something to them in particular"−"Pariah" has a quirky rhythm crunch to it à la "Sixteen," while Diggle's "Back With You" starts off with an acoustic guitar and turns into a string-synth-swept declaration of love.Nonetheless, besides the unusual touches, Raggett said its "generally effective business as usual" Ali Sinclair of "Westnet" said that although listeners might assume the band to have mellowed out, they "still sound like the Beatles overdosed on caffeine - or more."