On the bands fifth album, they added multi-instrumentalist Amanda Brown, and she broadened their sound and gave it more drama. The album is a pivotal one in their discography and sits as a stepping-stone between their early era, and their more richly textured later work. Paste Magazine included it in their list of the best new-wave albums and said that it features several signature works by the groups chief writers, most notably McLennans infectiously chorused shoulda-been-hits Right Here and Bye Bye Pride, as well as such characteristically edgy Forster compositions as the undertowing House That Jack Kerouac Built and The Clarke Sisters, a haunting character study of spinsters that perfectly captures its authors eye for detail.