"the sort of oddity that Mr. John Peel would have alerted us to...Doesn't sound like anything else this week, month or year, which is all the better AND You get a free raffle ticket when you buy it - a gimmick I am happy to report Randan Discotheque need not have employed" - Drowned in Sound (Wendy Roby)

“Randan Discotheque, belt out two marvellous tunes on this double sided single and make a name for themselves” - Bearded Magazine

“a bunch of dated tabloid stories delivered in a lo-fi, hip-hop, electro-pop mash-up with more wit and charisma than a million Cribs” - The List

“A Quirky scratchy old school indie thing, a different thing, the kind of thing the much missed Mr Peel would have run with in the way he did with these delightfully different things...” - Organ

“Time To Waste is a completely different beast to the A-Side, Magazine to Daily Record's Black Grape, but every bit as good” - Aye Tunes

“Part psych, part beats, part weird.any song that namechecks Colin Hendry is worthy of anyone's attention” - Faded Glamour

Not quite a pill-popping night out,but Randan Discotheque’s swelling numbers have inspired a bulbous, vibrant sound that nudges new single ‘Daily Record May 18th, 1993’ into more commercially pleasing climes” - Under the Radar

“A cross between Half Man Half Biscuit and Billy Joel. ’Time to Waste‘ boasts choppy Echo and the Bunnymen guitar and a multitracked chorus which could also be straight from Duran Duran, when they were good” - Is This Music?

“Brilliant, should sell millions of copies” - Glasgow Podcart

“this drab list of random utterances is as wearyingly parochial as the rag it purports to lampoon. There’s no insight and, ultimately, no point to what's on offer here” - The Skinny (1/5)