"Average Inadequacy" created interest for Mushroom Records's imprint White Records Label to sign the band and reissue that single with a new B-side, "Machinations of Dance" in March 1982. In January 1983 the group issued a new single, "Jack". It was followed by "Pressure Sway" in April, which peaked at No. 21 on the Australian Kent Music Report singles chart. Shelley Dempsey of "The Canberra Times" described it as "probably band's "piece de resistance", (or most thrashed song, at least)". In the United States it reached No. 40 on the "Billboard" Club Play Singles chart.