SATE Toronto, Ontario
SATE has her feet firmly planted in the 21st century, but the passing of the torch is fully evident on this primordial
scream of a debut record that balances huge riffs with swaggering vocals, like a lost collaboration between Tina Turner and Jimi Hendrix.
"SATE is an in-your-face, full-throttle blues-rock band with a sound that will amp you up and get you grooving." - Tom Matthew [Two Ton Music]
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