““Wounded and wounding laments from the gutters and streets of Denver. The guitars are raw and low-slung, the vocals are a perfect mix of whiskey-sour kisses and brattish pout and sneer. Yes it’s more punk rock’n’roll, but this is the kind with dirt under its nails, lurching out of the working class dives frequented by the likes of Social Distortion rather than the (admittedly no less thrilling) dandies clubs preferred by The Strokes and their ilk. Yet while there’s attitude and energy aplenty on “Naysayers And Yesmen”, Reno Divorce sound like they’re classicists at heart, and most of these songs would be equally as effective stripped down to a lone voice and acoustic guitar. Add a story-telling lyrical style that is socially aware, seedy and poetic all at the same time, and you have an oddly-moving brand of punk rock that wears its cynical, discontented heart brazenly on its sleeve like a wrecked romantic.“”

“KKKK (out of 5)! The guitars are raw and low-slung, the vocals are a perfect mix of whiskey-sour kisses and brattish pout and sneer...an oddly-moving brand of punk rock that wears its cynical, discontented heart brazenly on its sleeve like a wrecked romantic.”

“Reno Divorce - A pinch of skate rock and a spoon of country baked in a punk oven at 1000 degrees! Reno Divorce serves up some tasty, rockin tunes! Comn get it, before its all gone!”

“Blue Collar Rock & Roll at it's finest.”

“Hell yeah, the explosive sonic fury of Reno Divorce brings out the devil in me and makes me wanna drink and fuck and get downright dirty and nasty! If I were dictator for just one day, this would be a mandatory disc to be played loudly in each and every home...amen, motherfucker!”