Borrowing their name from a legendary elusive mythical creature which terrorizing remote corners and the minds of billions US settlers for centuries; Sasquatch (the band) might also having the same power, moods and characters for providing the muscular dunker beats of Stoner rock mix with Doom Metal as they’ve heavily influenced themselves with the Southern swampy and dry rocky desert sounds on their music.
Keith Gibbs (guitars, vocals), Rick Ferrante (drums, percussion) and Jason Casanova (bass, paperworks) are a trio dedicated themselves enslaving by buzzing blasts of heavy metal in distortions. Attaching all elements which ready to fucking tosses you away in nutty volume higher octane decible; this self-titled record must be a great choice for drinking beers companion or just crashing those bikes across the ravines on a remote barrenland.
The actual heavy riffs and blistering beats shall be your main menu as if as your dinner’s served cold and nobody’s home. So, you put on the record and turning it to seventeen – a beautiful small nuke blast created the mushroom clouds hailing by tracks of Dragonfly, Boss Hog, Chemical Lady or Yetti.
Perfect destructions for the last day and the weekend ...
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