"...this debut release is a really good album full of intricate musical layers and thoughtful lyrics on unique subject matter... somewhat psychadelic in sound with a dirty dollop of prog pop, stark lyrics - almost hidden - in an intoxicating, swirling, blend of guitars, bass, synths, piano and percussion".

- Inpress

"...Great Deeds Against The Dead is quite simply put, a memorable sonic journey".

- Chris Wood, Watchoutfor.com.au

"Gosteleradio have created something unique in Great Deeds Against The Dead. Modern without being unsophisticated, layered without sounding excessive, calm without being subdued. It's indie pop without being a blatant attempt to find hooks. The hooks are there of course, but they come to life naturally".

- Richard Wilson, Soulshine

"Great Deeds Against The Dead is a lustrous pop record... that lulls the listener with languorous, harmony-drenched choruses pillowed on clouds of synths, guitar and bass... ".

- Mel Campbell, The Enthusiast

"Some good new stuff on Unearthed I've found. Gosteleradio is really sweet... Stay with it (The Reprisal) and it will hook you in, strap you to a sofa and tickle you with a feather. Did I just really write that?

- Richard Kingsmill, Unearthed website (Triple J)

"Another stunning single from Melbourne's Gosteleradio, ahead of their forthcoming album release...a sweet, psychadelic tune about blood lust and cities burning in sulphur. Beautiful."

- Simone Ubaldi, Beat (The Reprisal, 'Single of the Week')

"Gosteleradio are an exciting new outfit from Melbourne producing perfect psychedelic pop and pricking ears and turning heads along the way...".

- Mucho Bravado, April 2010

"Guillotine is a slow, psychadelic track, reminiscent of the verses in Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds, though slightly more sincere, and kind of sad. B-side Elysian Fields also has a strong Beatles flavor... but this song, too, is bigger than its references. Beautiful."

- Simone Ubaldi, Beat (Guillotine, 'Single of the Week')