[1] The album includes the singles "Reset",[2] "Lost in the Fire" with the Weeknd,[3] and "Blast Off" with Pharrell Williams.

In a positive review, Kat Bein from Billboard stated Hyperion as being good, complimenting the album cohesion and experimental tracklist.

[19] The album's mixed reviews criticized the lack of definition in the artist's style and sound.

[11] Even a supporter, Release Magazine journalist Peter Marchione, found the record's four "direct" vocal songs out of place with the "mature" instrumentals.

Britton argued they contributed to the "directionless feeling" and "largely see Lévy failing to truly engage with what his guests can bring to the table", made worse by the producer's own character being nonexistent.