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AMN REVIEW:

We March's disk, entitled "Life in a Bubble" is a well recorded barrage of fast, loud, aggressive, wall-of-angst tunes that feature a passionate and evidently very pissed Zach Fuller on lead vocals. The full length CD is angry enough to make you want to kick your dog in the face on your way down the hall to punch your mom in the stomach, but it is also melodic enough to keep you from wanting to scratch your eardrums out before the 2nd track is done playing.

Review from Columbus Alive :

Good punk rock is a commodity hard to come by these days, so who would think that one of the most exciting practitioners of the idiom would emerge from the hippie haven of Athens, Ohio? We March, as heard on the band's recent Life in a Bubble (released, in punk-rock fashion, on the band's own Non-Prophet label), exhibit the incendiary lyrics of dissatisfaction, alienation and general contempt as well as the exhilarating playing that characterized punk in its first- and second-wave heydays. Taking their cues mostly from hardcore acts of the '80s, like the Germs and Black Flag, on cuts like the title track and the self-prescribed ethos of "We March" the band lashes out with the kind of visceral fury that only comes with breathing and living the music, as opposed to adapting it as a fashion statement.