“These guys are god in the making… In short, Quiet Earth is one of the best stoner rock releases of the year. Normally that wouldn’t mean anything, but this year has been particularly good for the genre.” DecoyMusic.com

“The name is Bison b.c. and they are heavy as fuck…” Thrasher Magazine

“…crushingly heavy.” Exclaim! Magazine

“You know what Bison B.C. is? It’s the sound of a band that has respect for the riff first and foremost, and knows how to use it to its fullest effect. Consider Bison B.C.’s Quiet Earth a double-horns worthy candidate for album of the year; if not, it’s at least the best thing the genre has offered all year, and that’s saying something.” MetalReview.com

“A little Doom, a dash of Sludge, a hint of Stoner and a whole lot of Metal comprise the music of Canada’s Bison b.c. … Quiet Earth is energetic, fresh and full of fire… This record is massive. Heavy through and through, top shelf musicianship and songs that beg for repeated listens. You can’t go wrong with this one.” Teeth of the Divine.com

“Bison carves a name for themselves on Quiet Earth, utilizing elements of 70’s and 80’s metal to craft a sound that speaks volumes about the band… The best way to describe Quiet Earth is an eccentric mix of later-day Mastodon, hazy 70’s Black Sabbath, and the furious thrashing Metallica gave us in the early 80’s.” 411Mania.com

“This record's a monster… Full of melodic metal, thundering drums and powerful riffs, Bison B.C. is a beast, like their name suggests.” Frantik Magazine

“…a sound reminiscent of Black Sabbath, Mastodon, and The Sword” SMNnews.com

“The best way to describe Quiet Earth is "heavy" and "groovy"… It blends elements of doom, sludge, thrash, stoner and traditional metal.” About.com

“With an emphasis on perfecting the sonic onslaught of their instruments, the album features an admirable amount of sludgy, powerful riffs and should get even the hippest of the hip violently head-banging.” Gauntlet

“The band’s name describes their sound perfectly as the music is a big, lumbering colossus not unlike that of Baroness, Mastodon, Yob and High On Fire.” Metal-Rules.com

“Simply put, QUIET EARTH rips… [Bison B.C.] have potential for cross-genre appeal as the rockers, metalheads and hipsters all seem to get down with the band’s music equally… Bison B.C. could be the next big thing…” Metal-Rules.com

“With the idea of revolution at the helm, this fuzzy heavy metal album takes charge.” SkylinePress.com

“Heavy and unbelievably aggressive, with incredibly detailed guitar work this CD is a hard, in-your-face, all out metal record.” PureGrainAudio.com

“This definitely will be a welcome and necessary addition to every Metal Head's catalog.” PureGrainAudio.com