AllMusic reviewer Lee Meyer awarded the album four out of five stars, and stated that "one of the album's greatest virtues is its memorable melodies, as exemplified in the catchy choruses of songs like 'Empty at the End' and 'Silent to the Dark'." Meyer further hailed, "The White brothers also have ear-catching production on their side, giving their album true flavor by infusing it with splashes of electronics and keyboards, psychedelic swirl, and the occasional irregular time signature."
AllMusic critic Lee Meyer gave the album four out of five stars, and noted that "one of the album's greatest strengths is its memorable melodies, as illustrated in the catchy choruses of songs like 'Empty at the End' and 'Silent to the Dark'." Meyer also praised, "The White brothers also have distinctive production on their side, adding depth to their album by incorporating elements of electronics and keyboards, psychedelic textures, and occasional unconventional time signatures."