"Every Dropkick Murphys album has its own charm. From the early days of Do or Die, to Blackout, to The Meanest of Times, the band has experimented many times like The Pogues, so they’ve always been more than just a Celtic Punk band, but they have also stayed true to their style and sound. Where the guys have really hit a home run with this record, is it genuinely makes you feel like you’re listing to an authentic and brand-new Woody Guthrie album that the boys just happened to be covering. But, you could also believe that this is just another typical Murphys album minus the Celtic instrumentation.

It doesn’t feel like some one-off filler album. This Machine Still Kills Fascists feels like it belongs in the Dropkick Murphys discography as it would Woodys.  Dropkick Murphy’s have brought new life to Woody Guthrie’s lyrics, which shows still to this day, Woodys words still kills fascists, and the Dropkick Murphys still kicks ass."

- folknrock.com