by Nick Sessanna | Apr 12, 2018 | Buffalo
Yellow House have been a buffaBLOG favorite since their 2016 debut. After a short period of inactivity, the self-proclaimed “overblown shoegaze” act is back, boasting the blend of shoegaze-meets-punk-meets-emo that we’ve all come to love and expect...
by Mike Powell | Jul 18, 2017 | New Music
Local indie rockers, Yellow House recently released a new single off their upcoming EP, slated for released on September 4, 2017. Opening up with guitar that’s got a bit of crunch to it, the song switches into something of a more standard indie beat, that ends...
by Shauna Presto | Mar 3, 2017 | Preview
If I’m being frank, it’s somewhat difficult to write a Buffalo show preview from a new angle for a band like Del Paxton, a band that has been at it for 4 years, covered lovingly on buffaBLOG countless times, and premiered on a national level by outlets...
by Nick Sessanna | Feb 17, 2017 | Preview
Has it really been six years of Steak & Cake?! S&C ringleader Brandon Schlia has been bringing us quality WNY music (122 releases to be exact) for exactly that long, and he’s celebrating his legacy (and his birthday) with a stacked showcase featuring...
by Jake Sessanna | Nov 16, 2016 | Preview
Scumbag Booking presents Yellow House (members consist of those from Skateboard, Love Canal, and Tomoreaux) at Dreamland this evening. Yellow House fronts shoegaze rock that will keep you bouncing off each others’ shoulders. The group is releasing their first...
by Brendan O'Connor | Oct 25, 2016 | Buffalo
With the drop of the first track on their upcoming tape, we get a peek into the mind of Yellow House, and man, is it a great sample. The way the band blends shoegaze and punk leads to something totally unique within the Buffalo music scene, and is simply put,...
by Nick Sessanna | Oct 22, 2016 | New Music
Those Little Baltimore rascals are up to it again! This time they’re bringing Albany shoegazers Slowshine to town for what promises to be an extremely sad evening full of delightfully downtrodden music. Also playing tonight are Little Baltimore in-house sad boys...
by Shauna Presto | Aug 22, 2016 | Preview
Izzy True’s Nope, released in early August, carries a sound that spans decades. With the pulse of 80’s pop and the instrumental sensibility of a 60’s psych-rock band at times, it’s a time warp of sorts, but one that melds together brilliantly....
