Haunting, psychedelic ghost-town Americana for fans of Woven Hand, Russian Circles, and Dead Meadow Lord Buffalo is a mud-folk band from Austin, TX. They make music together under cover of darkness. Their songs are bricks with which to build a house slowly. They will not be rushed. They will not be quiet. They are the trees clapping, the rocks crying out, the whistle in your snore. Imagine the haunted sensibility of artists like Chelsea Wolfe, David Eugene Edwards (Woven Hand, 16 Horsepower) and Ian Astbury (The Cult) fused with the spacious, expansive psychedelics of Dead Meadow and All Them Witches. Lord Buffalo creates somber, crashy, ghost-town Americana on their new album "Tohu Wa Bohu," thick with captivating intensity and brooding heaviness of the soul. For fans of Woven Hand, Dead Meadow, Chelsea Wolfe, Russian Circles Press Quotes 'It's widescreen Panavision, as sweeping and pretty as it is harshly powerful.' _Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover 'The quintet is known for its atmospheric spin on folk-rock, at times sounding like the Anthology Of American Folk Music beamed from outer space.' _Art Levy, NPR 'The sound of Lord Buffalo - that atmospheric diving headlong into the very heart of darkness - is unsettling. And it's magnificent.' _Laurie Gallardo, KUTX