Daymares blur the edges creating a huge engine spewing thick black soot all over the road. It's not a smooth ride; this is an ugly, snarling and surprisingly groove – laden (think a fume – soaked Monster Magnet) fuck off to fake – arse – punk death'n'roll. Daymares perfect a marriage of crust core, grooves and all – out punk rock attitude. This is the soundtrack to the rebel life you always wanted. (Terrorizer)
Killer riffs, slick crunch and pissed-off goons go far with me. (Decibel)
Lots of bands make the attempt, but few are as effective as Daymares, a Polish band that has combined the brutal boogie of late-90's Entombed with ironclad riffage a la High On Fire, Motorhead's buzzsaw blues swagger, and a healthy helping of crusty hardcore. Gritty, raw, and fucking catchy. (Crucial Blast)
Daymares is a hardcore band with a fundamental punk rock fury, and a little ballsy rock-n-roll thrown in. They hold a fast pace, and still keep a mighty groove, while even doing a few guitar solos and hooky riffs throughout. (feastofhateandfear.com)
Daymares take Black Sabbath, Tragedy, Motorhead, Genocide Superstars, Black Flag and Eyehategod and toss them into a blender, leaving the listener with 11 tracks of unrelenting metal that is so catchy and infectious that you won’t be able to get enough. You get some Motorhead-esque, punked-up tempos for sure but a lot of this stuff just sounds lowdown and mean with its dirty, mid-tempo swing. Daymares have crafted an excellent, heavy as hell debut that combines sludge, punk and death n’ roll into a ticking, time-bomb of catchy, pummeling metal that is well-worth picking up for anyone even remotely into this type of thing. I can’t wait for the next one. (hellridemusic.com)
Absolute primal filth. That’s the best way to describe this raggedy, raucous filthgrinder from Poland who put energy, attitude and sheer swagger above any technical musings or to following what’s hot into this, their debut record. Damn, this is so vigorously filthy (that word again) that I can just envisage the smallest basement in a desolate, lost area of Poland, crammed to the hilt with sweaty devotees, itching to invade the stage in order to dive off it and to wrench the mic from vocalist’s Pat’s claws. (digitalmetal.com)
Metalheads are going to love the comparisons with Entombed and caustic riffing. Which in turn will appeal to the punks, especially with the high-octane energy levels and the raw, in-your-face attitude. This brings us to the hardcore fans, who will obviously lap up the gang shouts and the sense of unity that is prevalent throughout. Fucking brilliant. (live4metal.com)
Metallic riffing, hoarse hardcore vocals, and busy drumming make them sound extremely scary indeed, like a forbidding cross between Entombed and the Cro-Mags, maybe; the guitar sound is straight-up death metal, but the song structures and drum patterns are closer to hardcore and punk much of the time, which makes them much heavier than your average hardcore band, but more rhythmically varied than a lot of metal bands, and as a result the songs frequently sound like barely-controlled explosions of pure misanthropic anger. The sound is raw and vicious without being underproduced, and a serious commitment to melodic playing and catchy riffs keeps the punishing wall of sound accessible even when the vocalist sounds like he's trying to heave up his spleen. (theonetruedeadangel.blogspot.com)
…a lot more rumbling death'n'roll influence, firmly planting the band somewhere between Entombed and Tragedy…(metalreview.com)
