"...[Color TV] balances the strife with genuine teen believing that might just help save this decade..." - Cokemachineglow.com "...kick-a** post-Punk brimming with the serious intellect necessary to temper its high-octane nature..." - Colorado Music Buzz, Jan. '10 "Intricate arrangement gives [the] DBC’s its edge, but their youthful energy makes them a highly accessible listen ... Sharp despite being stuffed with spunk, 'Risk Assessment' rings in a new decade in the Colorado music scene. " - Scene Magazine, Jan. '10 "Bucking expectations of dance punk's spent possibilities, the Don'ts rediscovered the genre's soul and breathed life back into it with exuberance and inventiveness. Essentially a collection of incredibly urgent and earnest pop songs with an edge, this EP is proof that rock music played with unself-conscious abandon is never boring." — Westword '09 "Ultimately, the band’s sonic interest is in pure, energetic, danceable fun. ... And that’s just about what happens after only a cursory listening to a few of the six tracks on “Risk Assessment.” A perfect example – and perhaps the highlight of the record – is “You’ve Been Warned,” and a more head-banging and waist-snapping pop piece of weighty treacle you’re not likely to find anywhere else. Casey Banker’s passionate “. . . [wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wooon't]!” pounds furiously with the precise weight of a doctor’s reflex mallet, directly on your own spine’s earthquake button, and the non-stop quiver spreads quickly over the entire body from there. Just try not to stop and wag your jaw along after your first listen, I dare you. ... “Simple Miracles,” the record opener, starts off with a mini-feedback symphony, and builds into a mix of hardcore and indy distortion that recalls as much Duran Duran and Devo as MGMT. And talk about infectious. This beat is liable to cause seizures . . . ." - Denver Thread, Dec. '09