In an interview with Pitchfork, Duzsik said, "The number one reaction from HEALTH fans was, ‘What the fuck? You guys are doing a video game score?’ Just surprise. In 2012, Health composed the soundtrack for the Rockstar Games video game, Max Payne 3. This might not actually improve on the original, but it comprises a fine complementary release for hardcore fans and newcomers alike." Video game soundtracks BBC reviewed the album and said, "Whatever HEALTH’s secret is for excellent remix albums, they would do well to bottle it up to flog to lesser-able musicians insistent on releasing similar affairs of a much lower standard. The band's second remix album with tracks from Get Color continued to receive critical acclaim. The album received a positive score of 7.4 on Pitchfork.
The album earned a score of eight from Pitchfork in which the review claimed "Never merely meager, this project delivers, both when you're waving your orgy-snorkel all blotto on-the-town, and for a soundtrack to serious rumination at your midday desk of harsh reality." Duzsik agreed with an interviewer that Get Color was indeed more accessible than their self-titled debut, but "It’s still crazy, though." The track "Die Slow" was released as the album's single with its music video garnering nearly 500,000 views. Other prizes included locks of the band members' hair and posters autographed in blood.
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To promote their 2009 album, Get Color, the band held a sweepstakes contest, in which a winner of a golden ticket was awarded a free trip to Los Angeles to go to Six Flags Magic Mountain with the band. That year the band opened for the rock band Nine Inch Nails on their Lights In The Sky tour. Health released their first remix album, Health//Disco in 2008, which received favorable critical reception. It also makes everything sound like 'CLANG!' We didn't realize how hard it would be at all, we especially weren't prepared for the Vaquero bar dropping the reggaeton jamz at 1pm every day." Their unique sound on the album caught the attention of Spin in which they wrote, "The near-innocuous opening track of Health's self-titled album, 'Heaven,' segues into the 36-second neurotic dissonance of 'Girl Attorney,' which picks up tempo on its transition into 'Triceratops'-a thrashing scourge of screeches, feedback, and gratuitous clanging reminiscent of Liars laced with a relief of a Deerhunter meditation." Famiglietti said in an interview, "The room completely changes the tone of anything you want to record makes a lot of things dark and beautiful. Known for its DIY mystique, Health knew how difficult, yet rewarding, it would be to record in the space. The band's self-titled album was recorded in L.A.’s noise/experimental venue, The Smell. The rendition helped broaden Health's audience in anticipation for their full-length debut a month later released under Lovepump United. Health first gained reputation through a remix of their song " Crimewave" by experimental electronic band Crystal Castles in August 2007. Health was created after its members agreed the name should be an "everyday word." After reviewing a long list of terms, "health" was the only one not taken. Health (often stylized as HEALTH) is an American noise rock/ industrial band from Los Angeles, California.
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