"...I think nostalgia is an issue when there’s an over-saturation of repetition of what’s being remembered. Home Front could be written off as playing relics of the past dripping with nostalgia if it didn’t move the genres forward.  That being said, one thing is for damn sure: there’s a ton of heart behind these songs. Watch It Die leans way more into the dancey side of things in comparison to their previous album, Games of Power, and that’s okay. It helps make the album’s reflective, but ready-to-fight tone even more accessible. Watch It Die is a solid album from a band I hope to see much more from in the future."

- Stereogum