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The album's closing song "Here Come the Young Men" features guitar riffs in the style of the Vaccines.
Four days later, the artwork was revealed, showing a woman in front of cooling towers, wearing sunglasses with a reflection of a horse in them.
AllMusic reviewer Heather Phares said the album follows the "polished, anthemic vein" of Falcon, while "bring[ing] back some of the swagger [from their debut] that was missing from those songs". Due to inventory and accounting purposes, we do not exchange items received for different items than originally purchased. evokes the sound of Doves, and describes a woman who enjoys the idea of love than the person she is with. Sometime after, they had accumulated six-to-seven new songs, though Fray was unsure of what direction they would take. The album reached number six in the United Kingdom, number seven in Scotland and number 85 in Ireland.
Fray described the final artwork as attempting to "convey that kind of elegance but a bit more industrial".Fray intentionally wanted to work with someone within the members' age range; he met Cross while at a party, who inquired about what new material the band had.
BBC Music's Natalie Hardwick noted that the album was "strategic in its experimentation, but represents a fairly dramatic departure from its makers’ brand, so hats off to that". The album was promoted with two tours of the UK, as well as various festival appearances, including Glastonbury, Isle of Wight and T in the Park. It peaked at number six in the UK Albums Chart; out of its three singles, "You Overdid It Doll" reached the highest at number 24 in the United Kingdom.It evolved out of "Gin on Friday", a song that dated back from the period of their 2007 debut single "Cavorting"; while "Gin on Friday" revolved about being in one's late teens, "Here Come the Young Men" saw the band "looking back over those years, but also saying that we’re not finished yet". The band toured the UK shortly afterwards; "Van Der Graaff" was released as the album's second single in May 2013.
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