" This is tight and energetic punked-up ska with a decent splash of dubby sauce. It's set off perfectly with some nice upfront sax and crowd-pleasing singalong choruses. The lyrics are a mix of the personal and political, not too dissimilar to the creative wordplay favoured by Dick Lucas, which is exactly how it should be. Packed into the backroom of a pub with this lot on the stage gets the dancefloor hot n' sweaty very quickly." - OLDPUNKSNEVERDIE.COM

"This Manchester 5-piece is an exciting ensemble. Fusing dub and ska with a hefty dose of the anarchist punk scene, No Mans Land is an inspiring, captivating record.
For me, the best comparison would be the Suicide Bid collective, with catchy brass lines, guitar hooks that draw you in, and rough, anger fuelled vocals. One of the great things about Autonomads is the ease that they jump from energetic fast punk rock to dubby, laid back ska, which is executed best in Foot In Mouth.
Supermarket Sweep will get your head bobbing in seconds, while GMP will have you shouting the lyrics back at your selected music player within a couple of listens. However, it’s Dubbin’ Up The Downfall where the band is at its best. The track gives off a dark, brooding atmosphere which peaks in an anthemic chorus." - THE MEDIOCRE MESSAGE