The Austin Chronicle called the album a "jolting wake-up call for those still cognizant enough to read between the lines of repression," writing that "with classic G-funk sensibilities guiding its head-on course, Sonic Jihad encapsulates an entire decade of firebrand rap."
The Austin Chronicle described the album as a "startling wake-up call for those who are still perceptive enough to interpret hidden messages," noting that "with enduring G-funk influences guiding its straightforward approach, Sonic Jihad represents an entire era of aggressive hip-hop."