Delusions of Adequacy called it "a mirage of an album that sounded austere and severe, more deeply embracing some of the Eastern-isms that had always colored their work, and flirting with more classic rock jamming than anyone could have expected", that was "another great Polvo album" though "you could hear the band becoming less interested in being Polvo and more interested in following their own respective muses."
Delusions of Adequacy called it "a mirage of an album that sounded austere and severe, more deeply embracing some of the Eastern-isms that had always colored their work, and flirting with more classic rock jamming than anyone could have expected", that was "another great Polvo album" though "you could hear the band becoming less interested in being Polvo and more interested in following their own respective muses."