Sasquatch is an American rock band known for their robust and gritty sound that expertly melds elements of classic rock, metal, and psychedelic music. Formed in the early 2000s, the band has carved a niche for itself in the stoner rock scene with a dedication to powerful guitar riffs, dynamic drumming, and raw, evocative vocals. Sasquatch's self-titled debut album paved the way for their heavy yet melodic approach to music. The band's name, invoking the mythical North American beast, mirrors the group's musical presence—elusive yet impactful amidst the forest of rock music.

Building on the success of their debut, Sasquatch continued to refine their sound with subsequent releases, each marked by a sequential title: "II," "III," and "IV." These albums showcased the band's growth and ability to evolve while maintaining the core elements that their fans adore—unadulterated power chords, a relentless rhythm section, and a touch of the mystical. "Maneuvers" and later "Fever Fantasy" are among their most recent releases and represent the full maturity and artistry of Sasquatch. In these albums, they explore new sonic territories without abandoning the monstrous riffs and elemental force that have long defined their music. Sasquatch has not only survived but thrived in the modern rock scene, earning a loyal following and respected place among stoner rock aficionados.