Described by "Entertainment Weekly" as a "nonstop stretch of horrific soundscapes", "Last Rights" became the first Skinny Puppy record to chart on the "Billboard" 200, peaking at No. 193. The album remained on "Billboard's" Heatseekers album chart for several weeks, peaking at No. 10. The track "Inquisition" was released as a single and included several alternative cuts of the song, as well as the b-side "LaHuman8" (one of the tracks produced for La La La Human Steps). A second single, "Love in Vein", was never released, although an unfinished remix intended for it later appeared on "" in 1996. A music video for the song "Killing Game", which featured a student dance troupe performing in "high-contrast black and white".