Clyde Macfarlane from The Quietus was even more impressed, writing that the album's five "brilliant" recordings channel "some deep psychological urges", "breathe excitement, and are underlined by a heart-pumping, stick-whacking, distinctly human pulse."
Clyde Macfarlane from The Quietus was even more impressed, writing that the album's five "outstanding" recordings reflect "some profound psychological impulses", "generate excitement", and are underscored by a "racing, energetic, distinctly human rhythm".