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"The band has always had a knack for prog-like arrangements, and here they explore them more fully. There's an epic quality to the songs, with riffs that twist and turn yet manage to hit the right notes at the right times. And in spite of the more melodic vocals and lessened distortion, Red Album isn't Top 40 ready at all. In fact, it's just as complicated as before – Baroness just takes a different approach, one that's more classic metal-oriented. Think Iron Maiden as interpreted by Today Is the Day. As the band's often compared to Mastodon (for good reason – some of Baroness' snake-like riffs are very reminiscent), you could say Red Album is their Leviathan. While it's definitely a bit of a creative gambit, it's by no means a failure. What at first seems like a from-left-field change ultimately turns out to be more of a natural evolution."

"I'm sitting here taking in the furious sludgy classic rock sound these boys are spitting out, and to say I'm impressed isn't enough. Red Album is one of those albums that grabs you by the nuts and doesn't relent. Heaviness and bombast done in a new way."

"I'm hearing more of a Torche influence, especially in the vocals, along with some Isis and Mastodon."