Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard

Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard sounds like a time capsule from 1973 that was accidentally buried in a Cardiff basement and dug up by a group of indie kids with a sense of humor. It is a riotous blend of T. Rex-style boogie, Queen-esque vocal harmonies, and the sharp, punchy energy of modern power pop. The music is defined by its warmth and analog grit, favoring real instruments and big, physical sounds over digital polish.

What truly sets them apart is their commitment to the bit. While many bands borrow from the seventies, Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard leans into the theatricality and the fun of the era without ever feeling like a hollow tribute act. There is a satirical edge to their songwriting, often poking fun at rock tropes or modern culture while simultaneously delivering the most infectious, guitar-heavy hooks you have heard all year. It is music that refuses to take itself too seriously while being technically impeccable.

Start with 'Double Denim Hop' to get a sense of their rhythmic swagger, then move to 'John Lennon Is My Jesus Christ' for a taste of their lyrical wit. If you want to hear them at their most expansive and polished, the album 'Backhand Deals' showcases their ability to turn vintage influences into modern anthems.