BuffaloSwans / The Body Electric

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BuffaloSwans

Title: The Body Electric
Format: CD
Label: private
Year: 2011
Origin: Vancouver, British Columbia
Genre: rock, folk, psych, country, roots
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Value of Original Title: $15.00
Mp3 Album Price:
Release Type: Albums
Rooms: 2010's, British Columbia, Country & Western
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Tracks

Track NumberTrack NamePlay MP3Mp3 Price 
1All My Friends $0.00
2One Way Out $0.00
31000 Colours $0.00
4Ericassong - Sunhyman $0.00
5King Cosmos (Has Surely Come) $0.00
6A Spark $0.00
7Leaves $0.00
8White Light $0.00
9The Body Electric $0.00
10Tree Ballad $0.00
11WhiteMoth $0.00

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Freddie Mercury, Frank Zappa and Willie Nelson: These are the names that came to mind as I listened to the title track of Buaffaloswans new album, The Body Electric. Four minutes into the song, the band explodes into a two-minute, Zappa-inspired instrumental jam. This came as a surprise, considering that the remaining ten tracks find the Vancouver quintet emphasizing the warm twang of psychedelic country.

The melodies are saturated with a well-written mystical lyricism, conveyed through a ‘70s vintage folk feel. The band recorded their sophomore album at Afterlife Studios in Vancouver, producing a mature listening experience. It is almost impossible to not sway to Jobi Mihajlovich’s keys, the soft vocals of Scott Bell or the string sounds of guitarist James Lamb and bassist James Green. The nuance is painted through reoccurring themes of simple love, faith and friendship. Buffaloswans have bravely attempted and valiantly conquered the undone. They repaired the relationship of Americana art-country and merged it amid solid, groovy, classic-inspired-rock.
-Josefa Cameron, Discorder

Scott Bell: voice, songs, guitar
James Lamb: electric guitar, slide, voice
Jobi Mihajlovich: voice, wurlitzer
James Green: bass, voice
Stephan Mihajlovich: drums, percussion, voice

buy the album here: http://buffaloswans.bandcamp.com/

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