https://theobelisk.net/obelisk/2021/12/14/quarterly-review-winter-2021-2/

Somebody in Toronto’s Low Orbit likes Dr. Who, as signaled by inclusions like “Tardis” and “Timelord” on the trio’s third album, Crater Creator. Also huge riffs. Working with their hometown’s house helmer Ian Blurton(Rough Spells, Future Now, Biblical, etc.)…

https://stonerking1.blogspot.com/2021/11/low-orbit-crater-creator-review.html?fbclid=IwAR3erwKeNB0A9TdXgp5QEFAW_TgOIIrK34kyXQF4sSLoAnvz6NfxrDycklw

Angelo Catenaro  (guitars/vocals); Joe Grgic (bass/synth) and Emilio Mammone (drums) are Low Orbit a trio fromToronto, Canada who make a huge noise, and when we say huge what we really mean is MASSIVE! The band came to the attention…

https://www.thesleepingshaman.com/reviews/low-orbit-crater-creator/

It goes without saying that science fiction, and space in general, are common themes running through many a stoner rock band. Sometimes it’s done well, sometimes the approach taken stands out from the hordes of riff-worshiping, cosmic fuzz merchants…

https://outlawsofthesun.blogspot.com/2017/12/low-orbit-spacecake-album-review.html?m=1

Low Orbit returns to their earthly bound atmosphere with their epic sounding new album - Spacecake. Maybe the title is a bit humorous but the music certainly isn't with the band employing a classic Sabbath sound that is matched…

https://theobelisk.net/obelisk/2017/11/21/low-orbit-spacecake-review-premiere/

Given the associated ideas of thick, consuming fuzz, spaced-out vibes, massive and rolling grooves and a general checked-out-of-life overarching spirit to the proceedings as a whole, one might be forgiven for immediately thinking of Sons of Otis upon hearing…

http://dayzofpurpleandorange.blogspot.com/2017/11/review-low-orbit-spacecake.html

In certain quarters of the internet there has been a real buzz surrounding the fantastic music coming from Canada..far too many bands to list here have been winning fans among the more psychedelically inclined music lovers. So it should…