Buffalo — Cassette

Intro

Buffalo is a cornerstone of the Argentine stoner rock and heavy psych scene, formed in 2002 by guitarist and vocalist Claudio 'Pastor' Filadoro. Emerging from the vibrant underground of Buenos Aires, the band quickly established a sound that synthesized the 'riff-worship' of Black Sabbath with the desert rock sensibilities of Kyuss and the raw energy of the 1970s Australian band of the same name.

Their career is marked by a commitment to high-volume, analog-heavy production that emphasizes the physical texture of the music. Over two decades, they have evolved from the straightforward aggression of 'Temporada de huracanes' to the more nuanced, atmospheric explorations found on 'Anatomia de la soledad'. Critically, they are regarded as one of the most consistent and influential acts in the South American heavy rock circuit, often cited for their ability to maintain a 'classic' feel without descending into mere retro-mimicry. Their influence extends to a younger generation of 'riff-centric' bands across Latin America, cementing their status as guardians of the heavy psych flame.

Our Catalog8 Albums · 2003 · 2020

Anatomia de la soledad

Temporada de huracanes

2003

The Sound · Center of Gravity

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