 Lindsay Baker from the same newspaper deemed it "Saints & Sinners" "particularly infectious" track, while R.S.Murthi of the "New Straits Times" called it the album's most endearing song, likening it to releases by the Cocteau Twins.In a negative review, "Hot Press" magazine's John Walshe dismissed the group's harmonies as "so saccharine they could have been copyrighted by NutraSweet".