"[1] The album draws comparison to the music of the post-grunge band Foo Fighters, and the alternative rock duo Royal Blood.

Joe Wawryzniak form Jersey Beat describes Continuum as "robust shouted vocals, incendiary guitar riffs, fat throbbing basslines, and fierce pile driving drums" and a "totally kick-ass blast of pure sweaty'n'sinewy noise and fury.

"[2] It made music journalist Jim Testa's Top 10 Hudson County Records of 2018, who notes "you'll definitely hear elements of the White Stripes in the band's stripped-down approach, but there's also, excuse the expression, a continuum of influences from classic blues to frantic punk to sludgy metal.

"[3] Tim Louie of The Aquarian Weekly says "this duo packs quite a punch on songs like "Parliaments and Witchcraft," "Filthy," "Ill Bandito" and "Glass Haüs.

"[4] The Spill Magazine calls "Glass Haüs" one of the best tracks on the record, with "its beyond catchy riff and transition from the songs upbeat pace to a sludgy halftime section in the middle," and notes their attention to "melody not only adds another dimension to the record, but it creates a much richer listening experience, further adding to the bands unique style that is largely driven by punk stylings, but features a number of rock based elements.