The drum lines are hardcore, punishing punk rock. Unrelenting, distorted guitar a la 80s thrash metal like Anthrax, 90s punk like nofx. These guys are setting out to achieve a very specific sound, and they do so. - ISSUES MAGAZINE

The band balances between the nineties Epitaph / Fat Wreck catalog, contemporary skate punk music but also have added up some old school hardcore punk, and metal in these gracious servings of brilliant musicianship. - THOUGHTS WORDS ACTIONS

An EP acting as the latest of the band’s forays into the fast Punk scene with their brand of Skate Punk, Hardcore and and appreciation for Thrash. ALL YOU CAN HATE is the first with the band’s new vocalist and so sees a fresh start in another year. - EARNUTRITION

This is a very strong e.p. [ALL YOU CAN HATE] containing 5 song of energetic, protesting melodic hardcore punk, sounding fresh and modern, technical yet having that old school vibe and lyrics that are rebellious yet all of us can relate to. - KRAYKULLAZINE

Umlaut Records put out Zombies No's latest album, Divided We Fall, earlier this year to some very favourable reviews. Playing some intense melodic punk in a similar vein to Propagandhi . - COLIN'S PUNK ROCK WORLD

There are some strong fist in the air chorus lines and a great energy throughout the album. I have no doubt that they would fit easily into a punk/metal line up and be great to see live. - THE PUNKMONGER

Zombies No can’t decide whether they want to pursue old-school US west-coast Hardcore Punk, melodic and tuneful Punk or jagged contemporary European Skate Punk and this three-fold indecision is their greatest strength. - MUSICALLY FRESH

If melodic hardcore laced with some classic skate punk riffage is your thang, you’re really gonna dig this one! - DYINGSCENE