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wrote that while Come On Down was "crude and raw", Dry as a Bone presented a "seamless combination of punk and metal" in concise three- to four-minute tracks. Similarly, Nick Soulsby writing for PopMatters stated that its five songs showcased a merger of "muscular hard rock and ecstatic punk energy", while Steve Huey of AllMusic described the music as a perfected "sleazy, raucous fusion of '70s hard rock and post-hardcore punk".

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