Allschools writer Björn, mentioned that the band did the album "really well and moshlike crazy", despite adding that the growls "suffered, grieved [and were sometimes a little desperate". Fake Train reviewer Ken Hawk said the album was maybe "one of the best fusions of metallic hardcore and melodic punk-rock", continuing with how the band were able to "spring back-and-forth between booming chugga mosh breakdowns, melodic guitar thrashing, and driving upbeat rock…flawlessly" in an easy manner. Scene It All's Anson said the band "finally succeeded in rightfully earning that title" of "bridgthe gap between hardcore and emo". McKinnon's voice was praised as using "his voice extremely well [... He manages to give the lowest screams and yet still can hit the highest notes when it comes to singing. A feat, most singers can't manage."