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"X-Ray" was the only single released from the album. Produced by A. G. Cook and Danny L Harle, it was unveiled a week before the album on November 22, 2018. Its music video was self-directed along Anna-Lisa Himma and features Cash as cult leader. It has been compared to the film The Holy Mountain. Cook and Russian model Sasha Trautvein also made a cameo.[7][8]

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Clash	[2]
Highsnobiety	[3]
Jenesaispop	[9]

Laura Copley from Clash described the album as "a complete sensory overload", also praising the tracks "Brazil" and "Cool 3D World". The latter was named "[it]’s strongest offering." She ranked the album with 4 points out of 5, naming "Vegetarian" the weakest track.[2] Bianca Guilione from Highsnobiety aided the album's production, noticing the incorporation of "nostalgia-inducing" electronic sub-genres and describing Boys Noize's work as "blown-out bass bliss". The publication gave the album a rating of 4.5 points out of 5.[3] For Jenesaispop, Jordi Bardají criticized the use of awful phrases, comparing its lyricism to a more innocent version of Cupcakke while also suggesting its sound could be what Lady Gaga's then-upcoming record Chromatica was going to offer. Highlighting the songs "Brazil", "Horse B4 Porsche", "Mona Lisa" and the single "X-Ray", the album got a 7 out of 10 qualification. The author dubbed Cash as a necessary political subject on the music landscape.[9]

Notes

• ^{^[a]} signifies an additional producer
• All songs are stylised in uppercase letters.
• "X-Ray" features additional vocals from Caroline Polachek.
• "Cool 3D World" features additional vocals from Charli XCX and Hannah Diamond.

Sample credits

• "Horse B4 Porsche" contains a sample of "Mood" as performed by Carlie Hanson, written by Hanson, Leland and Cook.
• "Dostoyevsky" contains a sample of "Full Circle" as performed and written by Easyfun.