ACiD DROP put on an explosive live show renowned for crowd participation and a tongue in cheek sense of humour, usually leaving everyone involved disheveled but in want of more. The rowdy Yorkshire based quartet are often compared with the up-tempo skate sounds of Epitaph and Fat Wreck Chords bands with the sing along anthems of Side One Dummy bands, drawing influence from the likes of NOFX, The Briggs, Bad Religion, Flogging molly and Gaslight Anthem with a pinch of The Slackers. 'The End Of Days' captures a healthy dose of their live energy and mixing it with thoughtful and inspired song writing, ACiD DROP have created a 4 3/4 inch disc of gut wrenching awesomeness waiting to explode in your ears. “This is one band I need to see live because if [The End Of Days] is just a taster, then I want more.” PunkOnline.co.uk “So darn catchy even the Pope couldn't resist a pogo. ” Studs and Punks “Huge choruses and thrilling beats.” Louder Than War "what we have here is an accomplished band with the ability to put together a great set of tunes that is sure to please the punk rockers of today." Mass Movement Magazine “ACiD DROP infuses raw punk with some rather meaningful lyrics and every song is beyond catchy. Their stage presence is an undeniable treat, looking round you'd catch a few people Cossack dancing.” Big Cheese Magazine “To say they’ve got chemistry on stage is an understatement. It’s more like the entire Periodic Table thrown into a blender.” Pushtofire.com “If you needed proof that UK punk is thriving then look no further than Acid Drop.” 4/5, Big Cheese Magazine, Issue 120 “You'd be a fool to place your hard earned brass elsewhere. ” FungalPunk “These are BRILLIANTLY crafted songs which frequently transcend their folk-punk roots. There is a tremendous versatility to this band which has not been apparent (to me at least) elsewhere” Sheffield Music Scene