[5] At the Beats 1 premiere interview, Sara explained the concept behind the album's lead single "Boyfriend":[6] As Quin explained to DJ Matt Wilkinson, the song details a love triangle she found herself in with a woman who not only hadn't dated another girl before, but was still seeing another man.

[9] Tim Sendra of AllMusic writes: "This is pop music that is all heart all the time, and for that, the sisters deserve every accolade that comes their way.

"[10] Spin's Rachel Brodsky claims: "All over their eighth album, the Quins continue to demonstrate what makes them such fine songwriters.

"[17] Jordan Bassett of NME calls it a "perfectly formed record full of buoyant pop songs.

's Ryan McNutt gave the album a positive review, calling it "another solid soundtrack for summer romances and road-trips alike".

[20] "Every track is a three-minute formalist construct that captures a mood... every one is catchy," said Robert Christgau in his review for Vice.