[3] Nico Callaghan of Tiny Mix Tapes gave the album 3 1/2 out of 5 saying; "Stylistically speaking, the songs on this debut EP move between new-wave, synth pop, and house.

Following track 'Feed the Rhythm' deals primarily in piano-house, with the echoes of Australiana rendered subtler beneath ravey vocal samples, saxophone solos, and a thumping bass that evokes the period of their fascination with equal magnitude, despite the different focus.

"[4] Stephanie Tell of The Music gave the album 3 1/2 out of 5 saying; "Opening gem "End of the Earth"'s bright, '80s-revived synth-pop is decked out with tribal, junkyard percussion.

The Melbourne duo don’t exactly revitalise the disco-infused, electro-pop genre, but they do filter the best parts of past beats to create sharp'n'shiny retro nostalgia.

Everything about them from the old school mobile phone pasted across their EP cover, their music clips filmed almost purely on self-repaired, discontinued analogue video cameras.