"The most memorable tracks come on the glorious first side, where
several songs are steeped in somehow iconic pop hooks. “Eating Babies”
is especially glorious, as is brief but peculiarly uplifting “Drugs.”
Gothic “Blood” is a tad bland for my tastes, but the band truly gets
into gear for the power-punch of “Shiver” and “Skeletal Shades.” The
duo has got those lovely 80s The Sound / Joy Division guitars that
leave you thinking, “I'm so fucking cool for listening to this shit.”
Side B is less melodic and more ragged than the other side, topped by
the torrential drum machine of hysterical “Blood Forever.” Still, final
track “Graves” is a respectable, vaguely wistful send-off that exits
into a glorious static whistle and more walking-dead talk. When all is
said and done, Graveface is an inviting adventure in lo-fi post-punk,
replete with impressively classic-sounding melodies, their choruses
garbled in suffocating tape fuzz". Foxy Digitalis(Excerpt)