They enjoyed notable success on the British indie rock scene, occasionally receiving mainstream attention, including being named Huw Stephens' "Tip of the Week" on his Radio One show in September 2010.
[3] Between those two milestones the band familiarised themselves with the festival circuit, playing the Constellations and Long Division Festivals, as wells as Live at Leeds, Tramlines, Eurocultured and Bomfest, whilst also supporting bands such as Jeffrey Lewis, Pulled Apart By Horses, Johnny Foreigner, Dinosaur Pile-Up and Shrag.
Drowned in Sound praised it as "A noisy, assertive piece of work… energetic bursts all sharing infiltrating melodies and a fuzzy lo-fi aesthetic".
The single received greater media attention than any of the band's previous releases, which led to Manchester Music stating; "(It) could well be the best anthem to come out of West Yorkshire this year.
[10] In a Facebook post detailing their decision, the band released Chemicals, a final collection of songs recorded in December 2013.