"The album's middle third is exceptional, where Moiré's output once again draws from Parrish, Lawrence, and also Moodymann with raw, almost jacking beats, sustained high-pitch strings (either sampled or synthetic), and entrancing, downcast melodies. The rapid "No Gravity" eclipses all of Moiré's earlier highlights with the fluid combination of a reverberant prowling bassline, dampened handclaps, and swirling effects -- at once, his hardest and most graceful track".