
“Never less than thought-provoking, whilst also being highly entertaining, the band who to my mind can be seen as a musical equivalent of Coldwar Steve, indeed the group that can be relied upon to contribute to the soundtrack of the fight against inequality and a better, fairer world, not least because they have something eminently worthwhile to say, deserve a listen” – Fatea
“There is a deconstructed feel to the music, akin to the fractured music hall of Ian Dury And The Blockheads” – RnR magazine
“Acoustic folk-punk, detailed narrative, acapella observation and ripping guitar cuts – with ‘Protest For Dummies’ Steve White & The Protest Family prove once again that protest is alive and kicking, ready to lash out and still full of fire – but in their case mostly kicking” – FolkWords
“You remind me of The Clash” – Basil Gabbidon (Steel Pulse)
“I love this band. Especially live. Punk minstrels who chronicle our times with humour, passion and immense talent. So chuffed that they were one of the first bands on the new Morning Star CD. Thank you. Total respect comrades” – Bob Oram, Morning Star
“This is splendid – direct and to the point – no beating about the bush or mincing words. Obviously the bit about BBC journos getting their pensions particularly appealed to me. Everybody please visit: Steve White & The Protest Family” – Tom Robinson
“This is class war at its most eloquent” – Paul Jones, Final Hours
“This is punk folk protest music at its best. Full of rebel spirit and excellent musicianship. Great stuff” – Acoustic Review
“Constructive political music” – Joe Solo
“Rough, raw, ragged, rebellious and quite wonderful” – Four Dogs Music
“You’re all good, but I think Russ is a bit special” – Chris Parsons