 A highly favorable review came from Robert Ferguson of "Drowned in Sound", who called the album "a cohesive, ambitious and thoughtfully-executed murky delight" and "A godsend of a record in these times of landfill indie".Andrew Perry of "The Daily Telegraph" gave it four out of five stars, writing that "Countless bands cite vintage German rock as an influence, but this lot actually sound out-there enough to justify comparison.