Critic Brian Olewnick lauded Blind Idiot God, giving it four and a half out of five stars and saying "the listener feels buffeted about, as if inside a roaring engine at 30,000 feet." Option described the band as sounding "as much like jazz-based ensembles like Bill Laswell's Last Exit and Zorn's Spy Vs. project trying to dip into hardcore as they do like angry young boy thrash."
Brian Olewnick praised Blind Idiot God, giving it a positive review and describing the experience as "feeling buffeted about, like being inside a roaring engine at 30,000 feet." Option compared the band's sound to jazz-based ensembles like Bill Laswell's Last Exit and Zorn's Spy Vs. project, while also noting their incorporation of hardcore elements and aggressive young boy thrash influences.