"Congrats to these guys for being the first Canadian group to record a track for TKO records. Merging together amidst the ashes of various Canadian street punk acts such as the Vacant Lot, Chronic Submission, and the Problem Children, Toronto's Class Assassins kick it in a Stiff Little Fingers/Sham 69 kinda way. Two tracks up for grabs here, starting with the subversive sonnet; `No Justice No Peace', and flipping to the slightly altered cover of `One Tin Soldier'. A fine fix of genuine street punk for the true."

MRR, Sept. 2001

"The title track is as good a street punk song as I've heard in awhile, it doesn't ram the music or lyrics down your throat, the chorus work is typically chanted, but not overwhelming the rest of the song. The B-side is a slightly altered lyrically version of "One Tin Soldier", but it gets the point across anyway; that the end result of war is a whole lot of blood and not much else. A good 7 inch in a genre that needs more bands like this, rather than the cliched Oi! stuff that's primarily out there now." (Steve)

Shredding Paper #12