"Hasta La Muerte" is a CD you can sink your fangs into without worrying about some sappy lil boy begging his boyfriend to come back to his pathetic whining ass before he jumps off a bridge!"
–BackstagePass.com

"It's rather refreshing to understand where a band is coming from in their songs, and not only that, to actually feel something in the process."
–Crave Magazine

"If righteous riffing (both the musical and lyrical kind), anthemic hooks and a husky shout are your meat, get out your plates and forks for a heaping helping of Hasta La Muerte."
–High Bias

"A band that I can see the young punk kids loving."
–Metalville U.K.

"The midwest better be prepared for this Chicago punk sounding band's wrath...Raw talent is displayed throughout this CD with riffs to give Rancid a run for their money. I can imagine young punks listening to this as they flex their imaginary muscles in the mirror waiting for the day they can try their hand at being in a cool band like Dead Town Revival."
–BackstagePass.com

"Where many bands fail miserably in doing the genre, DTR succeeds amazingly well...Couple that with burning riffs and highly catchy leads, makes this a shining example that American Punk rock-n-roll can rival their European counterparts. Hopefully there's more written in the cards for these Chicago rockers so cross your fingers for a visit to the great white north?"
–Degeneration Overdrive

"Rain is a song that should be a classic, if enough people hear it. The members of Dead Town Revival haven’t had their share of success yet, but if there is any justice in this world, they’ll get it with Hasta La Muerte."
–HardcoreSounds.net

"The songs found on this release are peppered with crunching guitars along with in your face drumming. The vocals are gritty and match well with the angst filled song lyrics found in the eleven tracks on this release...This is a strong project from the band that hits the mark musically."

–Indie Music Stop

"It's heavy and adamant and the production here really pushes that especially when played loud this record is fucking brawny and so rock 'n' roll should be: there's no skimping on here, the music is full and the vocals manifest themselves with some real presence...To me, this sounds like a band who has really given their all on this record and the title of this record says it all."
–No Front Teeth