[7] On 31 May 2019, the album was re-released in a deluxe edition, featuring a new single "Adolescent", a cover of Neil Young's "Sugar Mountain" and alternate versions of "Fool's Gold" and "Fault Line".

[12] Dylan Marshall from The AU Review said: "As the first album of the artist also known as Holly Rankin, you're exposed to the sugary highs of sweet pop, whilst also left mourning within the depths of despair and complete heartbreak."

You can hear the folk tinges of Neil Young and Joni Mitchell taken from her parents' record collection alongside the self-navigated discoveries of gritty guitars and power-pop hooks".

[13] Tim Lamber from Stack Magazine said "If you look only at Sugar Mountain through the sparkling, rose-coloured glasses that River has draped over the album, you might not be rewarded with uncovering the confidential and vulnerable world she has created – but which she is encouraging you to discover.

"[14] Tina Odukoyat from Never Enough Notes said: "The electropop album, inspired by her favourite Neil Young song, includes intense guitar motifs, heavy drum riffs and crystal clear vocals, all perfectly apt for a glitter filled festival headliner spot."