The track also received some criticism, mostly derived from Pendulum's migration from drum and bass to a more rock-imbued sound. In his review for AngryApe, Tim Johnson pointed out that "the problem... lies in Pendulum trying to cram too much into one space... almost like two or three different songs being played on top of one another".Johnson, Tim. "Pendulum - Propane Nightmares [WEA] . AngryApe. Retrieved 17 June 2008. Simon Catling went further, writing an open letter in the webzine God Is in the TV to Pendulum asking them to "decide whether [they] wish to be a band or a drum n’ bass act" and commenting that "at the moment all [they're] providing us with is a horribly half-baked and shoddy form of neither".Catling, Simon Jay. "Pendulum - Propane Nightmares" . God Is in the TV Zine. Retrieved 17 June 2008.
