"Remedy" holds a rating of 88 out of 100 on review aggregator website Metacritic, indicating "universal acclaim". AllMusic's John Bush called the album "one of the most assured, propulsive full lengths the dance world has seen since Daft Punk's "Homework"." Marc Weingarten of "Entertainment Weekly" described "Remedy" as a "blissful joy ride", while Ted Kessler of "NME" called it "probably as good a dance album as anyone from these Isles has produced this decade." "The Austin Chronicle"s Marc Savlov called the album "a top beat assemblage to rival any release this year". "Alternative Press" wrote: "Somewhere on this album, Basement Jaxx have created a song that you're going to love, no matter what sort of music you listen to [...] the mere existence of "Remedy" shows hope for modern music's future." "Melody Maker" wrote that the album "repeatedly, and durably, synthesises those notoriously unstable dance music elements; the dizzying dancefloor rush and the complex, long-lasting emotional hit", calling it "deft and obviously heartfelt" and "truly great." Thomas Bangalter of Daft Punk proclaimed the album as "better than ."