Critical Reception
Kelefa Sanneh from the New York Times named it amongst some of the excellent songs on the album, calling it " loud melancholy". Preston Jones from Slant Magazine stated that it felt " like the estrogenically inclined counterparts to the boy-toy confection that is the Click Five's Greetings From Imrie House." Ryan Dombal from Entertainment Weekly reviewed the remix version of "Everything I'm Not", stating that the track might finally break them into the US mainstream.
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