In an article for PopMatters published about three years after the album's release, Terry Sawyer said Amil's music was generic and left only a "fleeting, shrugging impression". He unfavorably compared Amil to rapper Sarai, saying both had "virtually identical", "silken, imploded vocal styles".
In an article for PopMatters published three years after the album's release, Terry Sawyer stated that Amil's music was unremarkable and produced only a "brief, indifferent reaction". He unfavorably contrasted Amil with Sarai, noting that both had "virtually identical", "smooth, collapsed vocal styles".