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Self Titled (CD)

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PRICE: $14.99
FORMAT: CD
LABEL: Small Stone
RELEASED: 2004
ORIGIN: USA
ITEM #: ATH-2207

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"As I�ve said a bunch of times before, if there�s one thing I love, it�s loud rock, the kind that makes you want to drink too much, holler at the sky, and bust shit up. I�ve got an affinity for all things heavy, but the roads lead back to loud rock. Which makes praising Sasquatch�s self titled debut all that easier. Sasquatch have the classic 70s sound down pat. Keith Gibb�s guitar is thick, Rick Ferrante�s drumming and bass playing of Clayton Charles lock together, and Gibb�s singing is clear yet gruff, the sound of a man who�s spent a good amount of time chain smoking and whiskey drinking. Like I said, recommended for fans of loud rock."

Arzgarth
StonerRock.com

"Thick sounding, heavy rock 'n' roll. Leather and denim, exhaust fumes, whisky and beer breath."

koi
StonerRock.com

"It's big dumb rock. And I mean that in the best way possible. Totally visceral stuff, makes you want to shake your moneymaker and chug beer."

Nolan
StonerRock.com

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Released: 2006
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Sasquatch
II (CD)
Label: Small Stone Origin: USA
There's the thick as mud tone of the guitar, the soulful yet somewhat hoarse vocals, solos galore, bass that knows when to keep the rhythm down and when to step up to the front, and the type of drumming that's straightforward enough to maintain a constant forward momentum but hardly bereft of any flash. The album builds as it progresses, with each new song offering something new. Here the three-piece offers stoner-friendly grooves, a classic southern vibe, an almost s...

Sasquatch: II (Color) (Vinyl LP) (Cover Art)

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Released: 2012
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Sasquatch
II (Color) (Vinyl LP)
Label: Small Stone Origin: USA
Limited edition of only 500 copies. 180gr. color vinyl. There's the thick as mud tone of the guitar, the soulful yet somewhat hoarse vocals, solos galore, bass that knows when to keep the rhythm down and when to step up to the front, and the type of drumming that's straightforward enough to maintain a constant forward momentum but hardly bereft of any flash. The album builds as it progresses, with each new song offering something new. Here the three-piece offers stoner...

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Released: 2010
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Sasquatch
III (CD)
Label: Small Stone Origin: USA
While usually pegged as stoner rock, the Los Angeles-based three-piece is really an amped up and fuzzed out classic rock outfit. Take away guitarist/vocalist Keith Gibbs' Big Muff and dial back the distortion and what you get with these guys isn't too far removed from what American forebearers the Nuge, Grand Funk Railroad, and Montrose (well, at least the first album) were serving up and dishing out in the '70s.

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Sasquatch
Self Titled (CD)
Label: Small Stone Origin: USA
As I�ve said a bunch of times before, if there�s one thing I love, it�s loud rock, the kind that makes you want to drink too much, holler at the sky, and bust shit up. I�ve got an affinity for all things heavy, but the roads lead back to loud rock. Which makes praising Sasquatch�s self titled debut all that easier. Sasquatch have the classic 70s sound down pat. Keith Gibb�s guitar is thick, Rick Ferrante�s drumming and bass playing of Clayton Charles lock together, a...