Spin (p.78) - "THE MONEY STORE fits into modern hip-hop like a square peg on fire, a 40-minute straitjacket tantrum of vein-popping, slow-flow barks..." Uncut (p.71) - "[A]n exhilarating record that flits from Flying Lotus electronics to lurching stadium pop, sometimes sounding like an industrial Salt'n'Pepa or KLF." Q (Magazine) (p.100) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[With] an MC who treats words like a hammer treats nails, and a stylistically omnivorous production team..." Mojo (Publisher) (p.85) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[They] clearly have much more in the locker, abetting their heavily tattooed frontman's taut, twisted, often indecipherable ire with squalling slabs of industrial strength dissonance..." Paste (magazine) - "The sticky hooks of MC Ride, mixed with his fierce and otherworldly performances, and wrapped up in the brash textures of fellow songwriter Hill and engineer Andy Morin, was just something you weren't getting anywhere else."