It’s simply never been a party they wanted to attend, not an existence they cherished or relished, thanks very much. Regular gigging, though, and a focus on the songs have always been the order of the day, so you won’t have seen them falling into that week’s favoured coffee shop, or out of that week’s favoured hipster craft beer gaffs, or on that week’s favoured guest lists. Such has their need been to concentrate on the music, the rehearsals, the writing and the recording. The whole point of being in a band in the first place. Well, to them, anyway. Others might not agree.
As a consequence, they’re a formidable live prospect, always were, and now, with the release of new album Pale Blue Oceans, they’ve not only delivered a lesson in pure songwriting, but brought it to the table with a bravery and an admirable sense of honesty, and a big, real big, we mean really big sound.
Formulated with the symbiotic harmony of songwriters Ben Singleton and Iain Morley, Giant guitar washes, acoustic subtly and grooves to bring it all together, they have continued to craft, develop and sustain themselves as one of few Liverpool bands that can sell out a venue with loyal and dedicated fans.

Press

Getintothis http://www.getintothis.co.uk/2016/05/buffalo-riot-launch-new-album-pale-blue-oceans-buyers-club-show
Bearded Magazine
http://www.beardedmagazine.com/artists/article/the-buffalo-riot

Liverpool Etc
http://liverpooletc.com/specific-ocean-blue-the-buffalo-riot/

SoundWaves (USA)
http://soundwavesreview.com/album-spotlight-and-review-pale-blue-oceans-by-the-buffalo-riot/