 The BBC stated that "the more upbeat tracks at least create some worthwhile and fun DJ fodder, the slower tracks sadly fail to impress" finding that "Andy Warhol Is Dead But We Can Still Have Hope" was too similar to Depedro's work on "P.S.You Love Me" and that "as a whole ultimately becomes just another disposable product for the ADD generation"

Later reception of the album was mentioned on Depedro's's follow-up album "Who Still Kill Sound?