Swedish Aftonbladet complimented "Another Day" as "a very good song" and very similar to "Saturday Night".[2] AllMusic editor William Cooper described it as "irresistibly catchy".[3] Larry Flick from Billboard found that it's "flying over the top with giddy kiddie flavors", noting that "the beats have breakneck energy, and the synths have a shiny, candy-coated flavor."[4] Chris Heath from The Daily Telegraph felt it was "much-underestimated".[5] Ross Jones from The Guardian declared the song as "fabulous".[6] Giles Smith from The Independent wrote, "It has a stock night-club drum beat, a few synthesisers plunking and juddering. This time, she informs us that she's running around and that she can't live another day without us."[7] In his weekly UK chart commentary, James Masterton commented, that "there is no denying that the two tracks use exactly the same baseline and have an almost identical annoying piano figure running throughout. Having said that, "Another Day" is in some ways the better record of the two, being more of a proper song rather than "Saturday Night"'s sequence of lyrical set-pieces."[8]

WHIGFIELD - Another Day