The Rhapsody Tapes

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Already Heard	[7]
Dead Press	7/10[8]
Depth	(positive)[9]
Ghost Cult Magazine	[10]
Hysteria	[11]
Kill Your Stereo	94/100[12]
Louder Sound	[13]
The Soundboard Reviews	[14]
Spotlight Report	[15]

The Rhapsody Tapes received critical acclaim upon release. Jonty Simmons of Hysteria Magazine was very positive about the album, giving it a perfect score of 10 and stating "The Rhapsody Tapes solidifies their position atop the pile of DIY wunderkinds. When the rest of us have already teleported to their dimension of hyperreality, those who refuse to give it a chance will regret not jumping on the ship earlier".[11] Alex Sievers of KillYourStereo gave the album a score of 94 (out of 100) and stated that the band "has challenged the preconceived notions of their art and music from both fans and detractors alike" and also stating that the album is "not only crammed full of new classics but is also their best work yet".

On the chart dated 13 February 2017, The Rhapsody Tapes debuted at number on the ARIA Albums Chart at number 5.[16] The following week, the album fell into the lower fifty.[17] On the chart dated 14 February 2022, The Rhapsody Tapes re-entered the ARIA Albums Chart at number 94, five years after its initial peak.[18]

• Luke Holmes – lead vocals
• Dale Tanner – bass, vocals
• Matthew Henley – guitars
• Jimmy Hall – guitars
• Sam Bassal – drums, production, engineered, mastering, mixing
• Matthew Kopp (aka Running Touch) – samples, keyboards, vocals, production, engineered, mastering, mixing