Sealed Rare 1987 Original. Cut Corner. “More Cohesive Than Island Of Jewels And More Streamlined Than Asylum, Any Day Now Stands As One Of The Legendary Pink Dots' Best Albums Of The '80s. There Is No Specific Unifying Theme This Time, Although Alienation And Estrangement Seem To Permeate The Whole Project. The Dots' Keyboard Patches Were Starting To Get Old By 1988, But In Retrospect, This Gives The Album A Vaguely Retro Charm. Edward Ka-Spel Is In Top Songwriting Shape, With "Casting The Runes," "A Strychnine Kiss" And "Neon Mariners" Standing Out As Particularly Catchy Songs. The Latter Is Especially Haunting, Thanks To Careful Arrangements And One Of Ka-Spel's Trademark Vocal Deliveries. Any Day Now Is Noteworthy For Its Lack Of Long Experimental Tracks, Which (Without Unfairly Diminishing The Artistic Interest Of Such Efforts) Makes The Album Somewhat More Accessible To Newcomers.” Francis Couture, All Music Guide.