"Poet Anthony Joseph's excellent fifth album is suffused with female influences: not only is it produced by Meshell Ndegeocello, who threads percussion-based grooves around Joseph's allusive, tightly wrought lyrics, but the tracks are mostly about women ... Echoes of Gil Scott-Heron and Curtis Mayfield can be heard in commentaries like "Hustle to Live" and "Kezi", while the opening "Time - Archaeology" recalls The Last Poets, with an itchy percussion and organ groove".