“At 53 blurry, delirious minutes, it's a lot to take in. (Better suited for that might be the more melodious, less dense Dripping or this record's chronological and spiritual predecessor, A Hairshirt of Purpose.) But it's a strong step forward, and offers no more or less than exactly what Pile are all about. ”
“The seventh album from the Boston noise-rock band revels in a heightened level of studio ambition without losing its snarling ferocity.”