"They are extreme in their own sense, but they bring a whole new element to the genre." -Phil Anselmo (Pantera, Down, Housecore Records) "Cavalcade succeed in challenging their audience to keep up with them, twisting and turning and thumping their sound in multiple directions." -JJ Koczan (The Obelisk, StonerRock.com) "Equal parts Carcass and Karp and King Crimson in influence, the overall tone is more of a blackened 28 Days Later jig as performed by interplanetary acid-smuggling gore pirates." -Metal Maniacs "While there is a large thread of bizarreness that bonds this band, make no mistake - this band is heavy as hell." -Rich Tupica (Turn It Down - Lansing) "Several different dynamics going on, like little jazzy parts bleeding into sludge breakdowns, and then going a little Primus, and a little Karp, and then some stoner/psyche, back into doom/death metal sections." -Doomed to be Stoned in a Sludge Swamp "It's almost like a big blend of metal, punk and jazz. You can tell that the band does not give a sh*t about trends, just focusing instead on playing what they want." -Reborn from Ashes "An intriguing mix of stoner/sludge combined with jazzy elements and dance beats for good measure. Not for the close-minded." -Heavy Planet "The band manages to weave a seamless collage of stoner rock grooves, jazzy surf riffs, quirky samples and dance beats underneath the steady barking for a mix of sounds that can be simultaneously inviting and alienating." -Eric Gallippo (City Pulse) "The sh*t is fucked. No description or review could grant Cavalcade justice. 'Off-the-wall retardedness about one or two half breeds could appreciate' is my best whack at it." -Pen Cap Chew "Ever see a dead deer’s entrails on the side of the highway? Into Bolivian is the audio equivalent of that image." -Razorcake