ARTIST: Sasquatch
TITLE: III
LABEL: SmallStone
GENRE: Rock
SOURCE: CD
BITRATE: 215 kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 55:58
RELEASE DATE: 2010-00-00
RIP DATE: 2010-06-13
ENCODER: LAME v3.97 -V2 --vbr-new

Track List
----------

1.  Get Out Of Here                  3:59
2.  Took Me Away                     3:16
3.  Complicated                      4:02
4.  Pull Me Under                    6:20
5.  Soul Shaker                      5:07
6.  Walkin' Shoes                    3:35
7.  New Disguise                     4:19
8.  Queen                            6:23
9.  Leave It Up To You               5:58
10. Bare My Soul                     4:03
11. No More Time                     3:35
12. Burning Bridges                  5:21

Release Notes:

All Music Guide
For a minute there, stoner rock fans were worried that they'd caught the last
glimpse of Sasquatch -- da band, not the big-footed one -- as the years since
their excellent second album mounted beyond three, but it turns out the L.A.
trio was simply breaking in a new bass player (ex-Tummler man Jason Casanova)
and stocking up their riff box in preparation of this third sighting arriving in
early 2010. Well then, as the saying goes, patience truly is a virtue, because
the end result may just qualify as the band's best record yet. Plugging in right
where they left off before, it's no exaggeration to say that Sasquatch conjure
previously unknown thresholds of fuzz-distortion out of their amps while laying
down the earth-rumbling foundation for power chord bonanzas like "Get Out of
Here," "Pull Me Under," and "Leave It Up to You." And when he isn't wringing out
seemingly infinitely sustaining power chords and exciting leads out of his
Gibson Les Paul (watch his deft fingers rescue "Walking Shoes" from stoner blues
mediocrity), leader Keith Gibbs once again proves his mettle as both vocalist
(hear him go almost Chris Cornell on the impossibly heavy doom grind "Queen")
and chorus architect -- a luxury very few stoner rock bands possess. III isn't
without imperfections of course: "Soulshaker" and "Bare My Soul" both trundle
along somewhat inconspicuously, and the part-acoustic "New Disguise" sounds a
little too familiar to experienced stoner rock ears. But not even these can dent
the album's overall high quality and consistency, making it three stellar
efforts out of three for Sasquatch, and boosting their reputation as one of the
last true-blue stoner rock bands that still matter.

- Eduardo Rivadavia



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ARTIST: Sasquatch
TITLE: III
LABEL: SmallStone
GENRE: Rock
SOURCE: CD
BITRATE: 215 kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 55:58
RELEASE DATE: 2010-00-00
RIP DATE: 2010-06-13
ENCODER: LAME v3.97 -V2 --vbr-new

Track List
----------

1.  Get Out Of Here                  3:59
2.  Took Me Away                     3:16
3.  Complicated                      4:02
4.  Pull Me Under                    6:20
5.  Soul Shaker                      5:07
6.  Walkin' Shoes                    3:35
7.  New Disguise                     4:19
8.  Queen                            6:23
9.  Leave It Up To You               5:58
10. Bare My Soul                     4:03
11. No More Time                     3:35
12. Burning Bridges                  5:21

Release Notes:

All Music Guide
For a minute there, stoner rock fans were worried that they'd caught the last
glimpse of Sasquatch -- da band, not the big-footed one -- as the years since
their excellent second album mounted beyond three, but it turns out the L.A.
trio was simply breaking in a new bass player (ex-Tummler man Jason Casanova)
and stocking up their riff box in preparation of this third sighting arriving in
early 2010. Well then, as the saying goes, patience truly is a virtue, because
the end result may just qualify as the band's best record yet. Plugging in right
where they left off before, it's no exaggeration to say that Sasquatch conjure
previously unknown thresholds of fuzz-distortion out of their amps while laying
down the earth-rumbling foundation for power chord bonanzas like "Get Out of
Here," "Pull Me Under," and "Leave It Up to You." And when he isn't wringing out
seemingly infinitely sustaining power chords and exciting leads out of his
Gibson Les Paul (watch his deft fingers rescue "Walking Shoes" from stoner blues
mediocrity), leader Keith Gibbs once again proves his mettle as both vocalist
(hear him go almost Chris Cornell on the impossibly heavy doom grind "Queen")
and chorus architect -- a luxury very few stoner rock bands possess. III isn't
without imperfections of course: "Soulshaker" and "Bare My Soul" both trundle
along somewhat inconspicuously, and the part-acoustic "New Disguise" sounds a
little too familiar to experienced stoner rock ears. But not even these can dent
the album's overall high quality and consistency, making it three stellar
efforts out of three for Sasquatch, and boosting their reputation as one of the
last true-blue stoner rock bands that still matter.

- Eduardo Rivadavia



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