The video was produced by Michael Patrick O’Leary and Ashley North Compton, and features Wasner wearing white and black makeup whilst interacting with various animations of shapes and colors.

[9] Timothy Monger of AllMusic wrote that the album was a personal but warm and inviting effort which consolidates on Flock of Dimes' earlier "atmospheric bedroom pop singles", praising the luscious harmonies, trickling synths and "clever rhythmic ships".

[10] Writing for Drowned in Sound, Sam Cleeve praised the album for matching synthetic and processed instrumentation with Wasner's warm voice and "knack for melody", also describing the record as a "kind of synth-pop".

"[7] Pitchfork reviewer Evan Wytlewski described the album as the "most all-encompassing document of [Wasner's] tastes yet, incorporating dreamy indie rock and digital pop."

[8] Scott Dransfield, writing for Under the Radar, considered the album to be a "refined work of indie-pop beauty ready for road trips or daily life".