"Although “Floral Green” effectively blends genres, their ability to write pop-punk is amazing. The amount of hooks in this album is insane. Almost every verse, chorus, bridge, you name it, has a part that can get stuck in your head. Title Fight also do this in a very modest way; it’s not some angelic voice with a 5 part harmony underneath it, rather, it is one idea, sung through one or two voices. However, whenever they do choose to harmonize, it is done in such a tasteful manner; the chorus of the song “Like a Ritual” comes immediately to mind. Of course it’s possible for them to have heavily produced this album, but they didn’t; the approach they took adds honesty and integrity of this bands identity, which I would argue is more important than the significance of a single album.

Title Fight feels like a throw back, which is weird because they’re so fucking young. I feel like these guys maturely understood music at a very young age, and as they started creating music of their own, they gracefully incorporated the finer/cooler elements of pop-punk. Title Fight caters to an older audience of punk-rock fans, but only because this audience is old enough to feel comforted by nostalgia. Their music has this slowed down, almost lazy feel, where the songs don’t feel rushed or forced, but rather play out calmly and naturally; a quality that I feel is absent in a lot of modern music."  - Dying Scene