In an interview with NME Jem Siow said "Even though this is our first EP, [we're] sort of approaching it almost like a debut album.

[7] Metal Noise said "The six songs on the EP are centered around recognising who you are in this world, taking ownership of that identity and not letting anyone tell you otherwise, a message that hits home like being broadsided by a truck".

[5] Ellis Heasley from Distorted Sound said "the emphasis here seems to be on more bouncy riff parts and slower crushing beatdowns than the more out and out thrashing side of hardcore".

Healsey also noted "the focus here is very much on promoting diversity, inclusion and taking ownership of one's identity".

[4] Ryan O'Connor from New Noise Magazine said "The band have brought their own brand of fury to the table with intricate grooves and mosh-ready anthems.