Simpatico (Velocity Girl album)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[6]
The Encyclopedia of Popular Music	[5]
Entertainment Weekly	C[7]
MusicHound Rock: The Essential Album Guide	[8]
Rolling Stone	[9]

Rolling Stone wrote that "the group manages to mop up the garage-band spills to reveal simple melodic constructions without washing away the music's defining layers."^[9] Trouser Press wrote that ¡Simpatico! "has some great tunes but less of the atmosphere that makes the first album so riveting."^[10] The Washington Post wrote: "Cleaner sounding and better focused, Simpatico! leaves behind the cacophonous lullabies of the band's early sound, largely derived from the dream-pop of such British bands as My Bloody Valentine."^[4] Pitchfork called the album "classically styled near-British pop."^[11] Entertainment Weekly deemed it "pleasant to the point of blandness," writing that "!Simpatico! is like a grungy Cranberries — without the hits."^[7]

1. "Sorry Again"
2. "There's Only One Thing Left to Say"
3. "Tripping Wires"
4. "I Can't Stop Smiling"
5. "The All-Consumer"
6. "Drug Girls"
7. "Rubble"
8. "Labrador"
9. "Hey You, Get Off My Moon"
10. "Medio Core"
11. "What You Left Behind"
12. "Wake Up, I'm Leaving"