Paul Cantin's review: "she makes what would seem to be unworkable lyrics work."

Christopher Hickman's review: "Alanis Morissette's lyrics and songwriting backpedals furiously on her third record."

Gemma Tarlach's review: "Morissette's latest effort finds her not so much mellow as mopey, rehashing the same unhealthy relationships we've heard about before."

Peter Naldrett's review: "While lacking the completeness of its predecessor, this is yet another collection of mature, insightful and addictive tracks that confirm Morissette's growing stature."

Sarah Bee's review: "The good news is that despite the excess verbiage (which at least is hardly a shock), this is a Good Album."

Bob Waliszewski's review: "Under Rug Swept's earnest soul-searching sputters, choked by confusion, an unhealthy worldview and a quest for fulfillment in amoral sexuality."

Nikki Tranter's review: "She's a lot more willing this time around, at 27, to have fun with her self-image while remaining serious about it".

Kimberly Reyes' review: "The singer/songwriter hits some sweet notes, but her subject matter's getting a bit tired."

Jamie Smith's track by track review: "If you thought nothing could top the first album then think again"