Buffalo Daughter's 1998 album "New Rock" exemplifies their signature blend of psychedelic-tinged alternative rock and electronic experimentation, showcasing a band confidently straddling genres. This collection of tracks demonstrates their knack for creating a soundscape that is both challenging and compelling.
- "New Rock" was released on January 28, 1998, by the InsideOut label.
- The album falls within the alternative and indie rock genres.
- Buffalo Daughter continued to evolve their sound on this release, following their earlier work.
Buffalo Daughter is a Japanese alternative rock band formed in 1992, known for their experimental sound that blends rock, electronic, and noise elements. At the time of "New Rock"'s release in 1998, the band was solidifying their distinctive style and gaining recognition within the international indie scene.
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