The Buffali

The Buffali are a bombastic acoustic indie-pop duo. Featuring quirky vocal interplay and catchy melodies, this irreverent girl/guy outfit sings songs about everything from heartbreak to alien abduction. Clyde Stubblefield (James Brown's drummer) calls them "one of the best artists in Wisconsin," and Madison's Isthmus writes, "the good humor that flows from whatever they touch is their secret weapon." Their songwriting incorporates influences ranging from the Beatles to the blues, with a healthy dose of country and a quirk reminiscent of the Violent Femmes thrown in. The duo brings an infectious glee to their entertaining live show, combining originals with an eclectic mix of covers from hip-hop to oldies. Since winning the University of Wisconsin-Madison Battle of the Bands in 2004, the Buffali have released the acclaimed album "Kerfuffle No." and completed a succesful national tour including a stop at NYC's famed Knitting Factory. The duo has shared the stage with Clyde Stubblefield, Those Darn Accordions, the Ditty Bops and the Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash, among others. Visit www.buffali.com for more info including radio airplay, past and future tour dates and lots of quotes.



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