The Harvest

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• “A perfectly refreshing mix of garage-style stoner rock and doom, oscillating back and forth between the two with several other influences thrown in for taste. Really digging these guy's refusal to fully commit to any of the genres they draw from, instead using the best parts of each to create an addictive, chord-heavy head-banging stoner amalgamation that will hook you in at some point, one way or another.”

  — infinitesunrise · favourite track: Here Come the Robots

• “Yum! Ukrainian trio making one hell of a ruckus. Each track a favorite, for the album kicks of with straightforward motorcycle music to slam you into the sunset at full speed. As the ride continues into the night things get progressively weirder, darker and slower. But no less rocking. Oh it's Harvest time allright...”

  — Carsten Grossmann · favourite track: Here Come the Robots

• “Started listening when Seven Thunder Roar came out. This album is incredible, more of what I already liked and more, incredible sound”

  — mark hicko · favourite track: Rituals of the Sun

• “It is hard to spot any weakness in this record but one of it's biggest achievents, besides delivering six diverse and amazing songs, is it's pacing. I'd Recommend this one to every Stoner, Rock and Metal Fan.”

  — Der Meister · favourite track: Silkworm Confessions

• “People who complain about there not being any good rock bands anymore just don't look hard enough. This band is so underrated.”

  — raffytaffy89 · favourite track: Silkworm Confessions