Rosie Swash form "The Guardian" described the song's sound as "fairground pomp", also suggesting that Allen has fused together a "uniquely acidic brand of pop", with the icing on the cake being "that brutally barbed tongue".
Rosie Swash form "The Guardian" described the song's sound as "fairground pomp". She then suggested that Allen has fused together a "uniquely acidic brand of pop", with the icing on the cake being "that brutally barbed tongue".