Album Haiku: Salvation of Ordinary People by Buffalo Death Beam
Pullman’s secret gem.
Hear pages from their own book…
Life through folk music.
Songs we can’t take off repeat; “Look Homeward Angel,” “Lonely Mouth,” and “Motel Queen.”
4 out of 5
I will be honest I haven’t heard of Buffalo Death Beam before! I also have only been to Pullman once and for some odd reason I guess I have missed them when they play in Spokane. I feel like I have missed out on a hidden treasure chest. Seven minds and bodies, 14 ears and hands, Buffalo Death Beam from Pullman, Washington. I am typing in front of a computer listening to this album trying to picture the group intricately performing the 10 songs on the album. I am whisked away by the strings; mandolin, violin, fiddle, guitar, banjo. The harmonies are like sugar with both male and female vocals. I enjoy the emotion in the songs that flirt with the music. You can hear the band’s chemistry. The album is musically warm, I could only imagine what they will be like in concert. Which brings me to this…
Buffalo Death Beam w/
Terrible Buttons, Paper Tigers & Corey Dugan
Saturday February 5th at 9 pm @ the Aclub for $5 and the show is 21+
After you see Buffalo Death Beam in concert I am sure you won’t be able to stop listening to their new album the next day. Grab your friends, and make sure to check out this show I am thinking it’s going to be lovely!
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