"[10] Dancing Astronaut's Asher Norris wrote that the extended play showcased 1788-L's signature sound, stating that they have become one of "the most exciting new artists in the red hot mid-tempo bass music scene.

"[11] Peach Gallagher of Run the Trap described 1788-L's style of production techniques as "undeniable as each track offers a one of a kind sonic experience", writing that the extended play ignited a "firestorm of hard-hitting bass and experimental anthems that will leave any seasoned bass-head breathless.

"[12] Selbe Dittman of EDM Sauce reviewed the song "Full / Burst", noting its dark, robot voice and wrote that the combination of both artists' sounds made for an interesting mix.

"[13] Writing for Run The Trap, Andre Waguespack compared the song to "Hex", 1788-L's previous collaboration with Canadian DJ and record producer Rezz, calling it a "whirlwind of mid tempo madness.

"[8] EDM Sauce's Selbe Dittman wrote that the song "showed even more diversity as an artist and DJ", noting that it is more chill but not as "bassy and glitchy" compared to 1788-L's previous tracks.