[1] The Independent wrote that some of the material was haunting and vocally, "her voice descend[ed] in Siouxsie Sioux swoops on the chorus of “Southern Life (What It Must Be Like)”".

[2] Sharon Van Etten & the Attachment Theory was released on February 7, 2025, through Jagjaguwar.

[5] John Amen of No Depression wrote that the album "captures [the] band at its most expressive and [Van Etten] at her most flexible, alternately immersed in her experience and bequeathing wisdom from a detached perspective".

He concluded, "There may still be demons dancing around or even inside Van Etten, but they no longer call the shots".

[6] All tracks are written by Sharon Van Etten, the Attachment Theory (Devin Hoff, Jorge Castellano, Kristina Lieberson) and Charles Damski, except for "Afterlife" and "Idiot Box", solely written by Van Etten and the Attachment Theory, and "I Can't Imagine (Why You Feel This Way)", written with Daniel Knowles.