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"What a glorious sound it is -- the highs and lows are crisper and better defined, and the epic contours of Toledo's personal 'Paranoid Android,' the lengthy, multipart 'Beach Life-In-Death,' are now oh-so-much more accessible to the heartbroken and the damaged than they were previously."
Paste (magazine) - "'Bodys' -- a twisting, turning, 6-plus-minute tale of frustrated lust -- gets an big-beat makeover that transforms it from teenaged rock curiosity to punchy dance-rock powerhouse with crossover potential."
Pitchfork (Website) - "It was originally written when Toledo was 19, and the album is appropriately dense with confusion and anxiety and self-doubt, though the self-laceration is characteristically cut with laughs."
Clash (Magazine) - "[The] album still resonates with an affecting introspection on feeling inhuman in an ill-fitting world. This reissue has bolstered the majority of the album's indie-rock instrumentation..."