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An over-the-top exercise in gratuitous vulgarity that’s sure to find an audience of appreciative sickos, Rats! will likely prove too much for squeamish viewers. … Reflection, like many other entries in Eno’s discography, showcases his range, sensibilities and methods of utilizing new technology to do good in the world.
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