Went to see King Buffalo last night in Burlington, VT. It was definitely one of the best shows I've been to. The band sounded great, they were definitely heavier live than on the album. Smaller crowd, maybe 80 people, so you could get right up front. The sound was perfect, loud but not overly so and well mixed.
The vibe was awesome, they play really trippy psych (comparable to Pink Floyd at times). The guitar player had great tone and mastery of delay effects. The bass player also used a lot of effects to keep the psychedelia going and the drummer was no slouch either. The music sounded really layered and gets your head bobbing. Just really cool. Highly recommend these guys.
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The opening band was pretty cool too. Lake Superior was their name. They played a kind of garage/psych/blues. I bought one of their cassettes just for fun.
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I saw them (King Buffalo) Sep 6th last year in Saskatoon. What a great sound from just 3 guys! They impressed me with how tight they were musically, and would definitely recommend seeing them live.
Also saw Earthless in Saskatoon Oct 5th for a jam filled show
Last one before this was Alice Cooper in Regina in 2016
I thought about going to Pittsburgh to see them last year, but I couldn’t make it work. They’re coming to Buffalo on this tour, right when I’m supposed to be out of town for a conference.Right on. They were tight, very well rehearsed. I'll see them again for sure, probably next tour. Right now I'm looking at seeing Sleep in Albany. Can't wait for that one.
It sounded really good, in a club that doesn’t have the best sound always. The band before had a really muddy mix, but the sound was really good for the King Buffalo set. I think it was still the house guy, so maybe they just gave him something more to work with.@Johnny B: cool you could make it to see them. I agree that they sound like more than a 3 piece live. How was the sound overall? In Burlington, they had the mix just right. The singer could be heard and no instrument over powered any other.