"Reggae is the lifeblood of Know Prisoners music, but it’s not the only blood. “You Can’t Hold Me Down” and the title track feature some sizzling Rock guitar leads, for example, and most of the songs possess an underlying Soul/R&B vibe (which is not surprising, given Reggae’s roots in American Soul music), with Pop-worthy melodies scattered throughout. Those combinations of influences aren’t unique, but Know Prisoners does what it does very well, dropping a buzzing electro/synth solo into “Time of Need” with an uncanny naturalness and dealing with lyrical topics both personal and socio-political. The moments on Warrior March that stand out are the ones that step furthest outside of the Reggae comfort zone — “She Never Really Loved Me” has rapped verses, a dreamy, harmony-laden chorus and jazzy keyboard riffing — because they really showcase the group’s uniqueness. 

 But Know Prisoners’ Reggae expertise shines throughout Warrior March. The magnetic bounce and “question authority” message (“Don’t be like the sheep when the shepherd is evil”) on the title track sets the tone perfectly, while the dizzying retooling of the title track that closes the release — “Warrior (Dub)” — is the perfect bookend to this strong collection of classic-meets-modern Roots Reggae. "

- Mike Breen (City Beat)