"If Dum Dum Girls don't shift away too much from their signature sound, they still provide a solid, satisfying variety of intensity and tempo. "Cult of Love" offers some nifty Cramps-like minor-key guitar work and appropriately creepy echo, while "Little Minx" is speedy post-punk, decorated with some thrillingly clean guitar lines to enhance the fuzz. "Under These Hands", a diatribe against uniforms and conformity, slows down the groove and adds acoustics to streamline the stomp. "Trouble" cuts the tempo in half, allowing the weeping tremolo guitar and I-IV-V progression to augment the darkly clever and surreal lyrics Dee Dee whispers so they settle in your soul".