Chris Molanphy of CMJ New Music Monthly wrote that while the album is fun, its lack of effort to be smart hampers the ability to take the band seriously. Robert Christgau rated it A− and wrote, "They're so good you have to think twice to remember which two tracks Tricky helped out on."
Chris Molanphy of CMJ New Music Monthly commented that while the album is enjoyable, its lack of intellectual ambition prevents the band from being taken seriously. Robert Christgau praised it with an A− and noted, "Their exceptional quality requires a brief moment to remember which two tracks Tricky contributed to."