anonimoignoto Doomy decadent melodies with numb voice coming from afar Favorite track: Reefer of Doom.

Mikelow I have been listening this album for 3 weeks in a row every day and I can't stop. Favorite track: The Druid & The Herbalist.

Pilot of Existence Years later…this dude is still the best shit I have ever heard!! 🧙🏼‍♂️
Heavy and hypnotic beyond anything imaginable for a single dude to be able to make! This music will send you through a journey to the darkest realms of thought with lyrics that make you question reality. The riffs and vocals sail into homage to Maynard James Keenan and the giants of Tool. Definitely expecting more greatness from Orion! Favorite track: Crown of the Ancients.

projectFirehive Reefer of Doom? More like Riffer of Doom. Sick album dude. Favorite track: Reefer of Doom.

joshpagano Wow... the second half of this track is nothing short of epic Favorite track: Missing 13.

Stephen Huerta First and foremost, thanks to my little brother Kimo for recommending Dozer to me. I went to Bandcamp, took a listen, and I was totally impressed. I immediately bought the download, and glad I did. Now I can’t wait for the Endless Void tour, hopefully Kimo, Art and I can see them at the Brick By Brick in San Diego. Favorite track?, it’s hard to say, the whole album is good, I highly recommend it, with clean vocals throughout. Endorsed by Román and Juan Tamayo of Vinnum Sabbathi.

adamdoom An album to pump yourself up.

You'll try to just listen to one song...but the entire album will then follow.

It's really that good. Favorite track: Ex-Human, Now Beast.

Jr Probably my favorite post-rock album. I love the dreamy, atmospheric vibe. Favorite track: Antagonism.

yuzi1003 Listening in the rain. Favorite track: Across The River, Into The Trees.

alexander666_85 I discovered There's a light in November 2018 and completely fell into the atmospheres of this amazing album. A unique mix of dark-ambient-post-rock. Favorite track: Far North.

Matthew Skipworth This album sounds just like Sabaton's recent albums to me... Classic power metal! I loved TLS and TGW, and this sounds just like them. Solid fist-pumping metal. There are some very interesting lyrical explorations for us to learn a little more on events during WW1. Favorite track: Christmas Truce.

pghm Sabaton manages to rise from the sea of mediocrity that has plagued them in the last few albums. This album once again has some good and distinct songs, not just grey mass. I can feel that they put some work into this one. Favorite track: Hellfighters.

gramoun-kal This album stands in stark contrast with its counterpart "The Great War" in melodic depth and complexity. It features many well composed songs and has basically convinced me to listen to Sabaton again.

It's almost as if they read my review of "The Great War", had a hard look in the mirror and decided to stop slacking. Favorite track: Hellfighters.

alexbrew I think I have a new favorite band. Hearing their tracks on some compilations I bought convinced me I need more Sasquatch in my collection. This album is tremendous. Anyone who appreciated Soundgarden in their heyday will love this. I will definately pick up the rest of their catalog in the future.

Brooks Kohler I learned of Sasquatch a few years ago and wrote them a message telling them how much I enjoyed their music. They wrote me back, thanked me, and that meant a lot.

My favorite song off the album is "Pull Me Under." It's got a lonesome, droning sound. It makes me think of roaring motorcycles cruising down a long stretch of road. I get the sense of a person on a mission to right a wrong. Favorite track: Pull Me Under.

MarkDark So glad I discovered sasquatch. A truly awesome band! Favorite track: Pull Me Under.