The album continues the band's progression to a more pop rock–style sound, but retains some post-hardcore influences on tracks.

According to a review by Radio.com, the album has "empowering lyrics and anthem-like sing-along choruses" and is "massive, emotional, and speaks directly to disaffected youth and others who’ve been told they’ll never amount to anything.

"[7] Due to the fact that the album's recording sessions took place throughout a time where Sleeping with Sirens were not signed to a record label and had little money, frontman Kellin Quinn said "it's always chaotic and madness and just being caught in the middle of it and figuring out who you are in the midst of all the craziness.

"[7] In late August, the group performed a new track, entitled "Kick Me", live at the Reading and Leeds Festivals.

[9] In November and December, the group went on a co-headlining US with Pierce the Veil with support from Beartooth and This Wild Life.

[20] In October and November, the group supported All Time Low on their Back to the Future Hearts tour in the US.

[21] In November and December 2016, the group went on headlining US tour with support from State Champs, Tonight Alive and Waterparks.

With its empowering lyrics and anthem-for-the-underdogs chorus, it’s massive, emotional, and speaks directly to disaffected youth and others who’ve been told they’ll never amount to anything.

was more negative, feeling the album lacked cohesiveness, writing: "With their latest album, Sleeping With Sirens have tried to appeal to every group that has ever taken an interest in their particular sound, creating a disorienting, cluttered set of songs that lacks any definitive direction.