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CMJ called SOLACE "wicked and devastatingly heavy". Metal Maniacs described them as "a solid, pure heavy rock band free of fashionable pretense, with an appeal to anyone who can still appreciate such a concept in today's cluttered, sometimes confused musical climate". Their debut album Further was described by Kerrang! as "irresistibly catchy and thoroughly terrifying". 13, the band's second album was labeled, "as stomach-turning and power hungry as vintage Sabbath" by the All Music Guide, thus transcending the expectation of the "sophomore slump". In fact, there was no slump at all. SOLACE 's 2007 release, The Black Black, was described by Slam-Zine.de as "simply perfect in its entirety," while John Pegoraro of StonerRock.com said, "If I had to describe The Black Black in a word, it would be one long girlish shriek of joy." 2006 saw SOLACE play the sold-out Roadburn Festival in Tilburg, Holland. They were so well received that in May 2007, they returned to Europe with fellow doomsters Orange Goblin to unleash the brutality that European fans had been craving. While playing at The Underworld in London, Terrorizer Magazine gauged the sheer aggression of their sound and stage presence as "...somewhere between Alabama Thunderpussy on meth and Municipal Waste on 16rpm - an extremely acceptable and potent proposition." Since returning from Europe in June 2007, they have stepped back into the studio to perfect their highly anticipated sixth release, A.D. for their new label, Small Stone Records. Nine years and five albums since their formation, SOLACE has proven impervious to the ravages of time and worthy of the respect and praise that they've received for their passionate motivation, energy, and raw talent. Clearly, there is no end in sight to their exquisite reign of terror.