"Mostly, 'Glitterbug' occupies an equidistant point between Passion Pit and The 1975; only 'The English Summer' and 'Pink Lemonade' bear much resemblance to the antsy, fidgety post-punk The Wombats made their name with, and both end up falling somewhat flat. In its place are the sleek, synth-laden likes of 'Be Your Shadow' and `Headspace' - precision-engineered for mass appeal, but no less effective for it. Not everything works quite so well - insipid single 'Give Me a Try' is an instant left-swipe of a song, and 'Curveballs' provides an anticlimactic ending, bringing closure to the album's narrative and little else besides - but a certain amount of filler is always going to be de rigueur for a band like The Wombats".