The album was praised by most critics, many of whom did not expect Bardot to last past their first album. Herald Sun music editor Cameron Adams gave the album 3 stars, stating, "Bardot, more comfortable now being pop artists than just Popstars, get a big red elephant stamp for improvement with their second album." Ninemsn wrote, "they have served their apprenticeship, and deserve the success that they have worked hard for.
The album was lauded by most critics, many of whom did not anticipate Bardot's longevity past their debut album. Herald Sun music editor Cameron Adams awarded the album three stars, stating, "Bardot, more at ease now as pop artists than just Popstars, receive a big red elephant stamp for improvement with their second album." Ninemsn wrote, "they have served their apprenticeship and deserve the success they have diligently earned."