"Another example that the Canadian East Coast is killing it"
-hardtimes.ca, November 13, 2009

"Uncooperative Death play a punk-injected form of metal that is riddled with energy. The music is quite raw and straight to the point with everything channeled into increasing the potency of the sounds for the listener." (read more)
-Adam McAuley, puregrainaudio.com, January 14, 2010

"On most songs, it's actually possible to follow the bass-line living a life of its own while the two axemen wield away on the fretboards. That has become a bit of a rarity in guitar-driven metal these days so it's a refreshing change." (read more)
-by pp, rockfreaks.net, July 27, 2009

"That skeletal hand giving the one-finger salute in Uncooperative Death's logo serves as a perfect metaphor for the music you get on the band's debut disc. It's loud, crude, and produced on their own terms" (read more)
-by EdgeoftheWorld, metalunderground.com, July 24, 2009

"Uncooperative Death plays tight hard rock, which appeals to both old school and new school metal fans" (read more)
-Dan MacIntosh, Indie-Music.com, June 6, 2009

"It’s an impressive debut from a band that seems to understand the thrash genre better than some of the other young newcomers out there. If you’re looking for some more decent thrash and don’t mind a little bit of outside influence from other genres, consider Uncooperative Death" (read more)
-Chris Dahlberg, cosmosgaming.com, June 4, 2009

“Uncooperative Death is a good example of what someone may classify as straight up metal! The Canadian quartet from Halifax, Nova Scotia give us an idea of what a bowl of mashed metal might taste like.” (read more)
-Caroline Restiaux, x-plosiveentertainment.com, June 2009

“Uncooperative Death will hit you hard and just when you think you've figured them out, they bring out the southpaw and hit you with an acoustic guitar. This is a solid up and comer, a band with a lot of growth avenues and potential ahead.�
-Jason 'The Witchfinder General' Wellwood, General Manager and Loud Rock Director, CILU Radio (Thunder Bay, ON), May 2009