The song "Bright Side" was featured in an episode of the adult animated sitcom Clone High.

[5] The credits are indicated as follows in the blurb: "Suchan writes the Lion's share of the Koufax cuts, although not strictly in that order."

The album received mainly positive reviews: "It's funny how much difference a little piano can make on a rock record […] But with the piano, Koufax are iconoclasts, recalling some of the least hipster-friendly music of the last 25 years while still managing to sound contemporary…"[6] - Popmatters "Koufax seem to have all the right ingredients in place: crisp songwriting, charismatic swagger vocals, punchy rhythm, horn-embellished riffs.

[…] The quartet is confident enough to list their most obvious heroes right on the cover– I’d already called Joe Jackson and Elvis Costello before squinting through the fine print.

"[7][8] - Pitchfork "The overall effect is like a less-histrionic XTC emerging from a garage with an upbeat Ben Folds Five.Social Life is a distinguished piece of rock archeology with enough passion to suggest that Koufax may have a part to play in the unfolding tapestry of distinctive voices in the rock world.