[4] On 22 April 2023 - Record Store Day - the album was released on vinyl for the first time, with a run of 1,000 copies.

[3] The follow-up single, "Try Everything,"[1] received only limited release, due to the bankruptcy and closure of Deconstruction Records, the group's label.

[6] The album was met with mixed reviews from contemporary music critics.

AllMusic's Jason Damas felt that the album "exhibits some remarkable growth" over its predecessor, calling the album "far more diverse" and highlighting "Try Everything," "From Rush Hour with Love," and "Fading of the Man" as choice cuts.

[1] All tracks are written by Saffron, Tim Dorney and Johnny Male, except where notedThere are known to be five B-sides from the Speed Ballads era.