AllMusic called the album "another fine outing from a refreshingly direct and uncomplicated band that rocks like a jackhammer."[2]No Depression called the album "searing," writing that Left Lane Cruiser is "in its prime."[4]Nuvo wrote that the album "runs the gamut between country-blues laments ('Hip-Hop'), hard rocking house party staples ('Weed Vodka') and psychedelic mind blowers ('Pig Farm')."[5]
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