At the end of the month, the band appeared at the Slam Dunk Festival. On 14 June, "Grayscale" was made available for streaming. Later that month, the band performed at Ghostfest. "I Wish I Could Stay Here" was released on 5 July through Run for Cover. In July, the band supported Title Fight on their headlining UK tour. In early August, the band played at the Hevy Festival. For the first half of August, the band supported Such Gold on their tour of the US, while for the second half the band supported Daylight. In February 2012, the group supported Touché Amoré for two UK shows. In April, the band went on the Rocksound Impericon Exposure Tour with Man Overboard, Trapped Under Ice and Your Demise. In late June and early July, the band went on a tour of Australia with Endless Heights. "I Wish I Could Stay Here" received a favourable response from critics. "AbsolutePunk" reviewer Alex Djaferis wrote that the album was "a welcome shot in the arm" for a saturated music scene full of "limp copycats of glory days long gone." He called the band's sound "fresh" with "a direct energy ... denotes a clear purpose, and that is to rock, very hard." Djaferis considered the band's lyrics as being "to the point and relatively solid." Chantelle Goodchild of Alter the Press! viewed the album as "half an hour of pure brilliance", incorporating post-hardcore, pop-punk and emo, the group "sound a million miles" from home. Goodchild found it difficult to pick out a particular song "for individual praise when they're all so flawless." Kill Your Stereo reviewer Maddo called Fisher's vocals "cleaner and improved", compared to the band's past work, and compared them to that of Title Fight frontman Jamie Rhoden. Maddo viewed the album as "not sound[ing] like a debut album," but rather "the work of a band who have been making music together for many years now." "I Wish I Could Stay Here" was included at number 20 on "Thrash Hits" top 20 albums of 2011. Writing for "Thrash Hits", Lock Johnson wrote that the album contained "more soul, more emotion, and just more great songs" than any of the band's contemporaries. Personnel per sleeve. Basement Production Citations Sources