Paul Woloszyn of musicOMH gave a positive review, describing "Silent Shout" as "brooding, bassy, dance-fuelled electronica" that is "pure evil.

"[2] Likewise, Sharon Edge of Contactmusic.com opined, "the lush and dreamy production is reminiscent of Bristol's finest, while the electronic beats call godfathers of electro Kraftwerk to mind."

[9] For "Silent Shout", director and long-time collaborator Andreas Nilsson drew on the work of Charles Burns’ graphic novel Black Hole.

A giant man resting on a pillow and blanket nestled against trees continues to sing the song as the group travels by in the background.

Gigwise praised the music video as "a brilliant mix of flashing, multi-coloured lights and strange set piece scenes.