 The band's hometown paper, "The Post and Courier" ran a negative review written by Associated Press writer Mark Kennedy, who acknowledged some solid musicality but ultimately concluded that the album is made up of "utterly forgettable songs" and "nothing on this album is fresh".A second review in the same paper from their local writer Kalyn Oyer was more positive.In Consequence of Sound, Tyler Clark awarded the album a C–, calling it "painfully bland" but praises Rucker's vocals and lyrics.