 It continues, "a frenzy of north African instrumentation, punk and deranged jazz leads a collision of sounds that channels the spirit of revolution, and the heat and claustrophobia of a politically fractious city".The Financial Times also awarded the album 4 stars, praising the "rumbling bass, obsessive chants and chopped-up saxophone melodies".In August 2016, "Last Evenings On Earth" was nominated for Best ‘Difficult’ Second Album in the AIM awards.