The band re-formed in 2013 with McLeod telling Northern Star "We only got back together in 2013 because our drummer (Paul Berryman) came back to Australia from Seattle, so we [bass player Stuart Rudd and lead singer McLeod] thought we could play one single show, see how the crowd responded and, more importantly, how we responded to each other and see if we had some musical chemistry together.

Ross Clelland from The Music AU gave the EP 3.5 out of 5 saying "Unlike many of their contemporaries, The Superjesus brand name retains a lot of goodwill.

That pretty much comes down to Sarah McLeod's energiser bunny enthusiasm and energy, and her neat trick of displaying a little vulnerability among the rock-chick swagger — even as the guitars divebomb around."

adding "Her parallel solo singer-songwriter work has developed her lyricism, but when the live version of "Come Back to Me" kicks in, you know they can still do the big swinging rock thing when required.

"[7] Tone Deaf said "It's the first record from the ARIA-winning outfit since their reformation in 2013 after a decade-long break, and the band haven’t lost any of the melodic punch.