In 2007, the album was released on CD for the first time by Wounded Bird Records.

The CD release included 2 songs from a single as bonus tracks.

In a 2007 review in Record Collector, Tony Sclafani wrote that Translator "turned their amps up to 11" in a "muscular" style that "predicted grunge", because they were frustrated with "audience indifference" to their previous albums.

[1] He described Evening of the Harvest as having "replaced [the band's] Beatles leanings with influences ranging from Neil Young to raga rock.

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