Projecting energetic alt-rock across the globe, Sydney group The Buoys channel anthemic melodies and an unmistakable chemistry on their sophomore record Concrete Cowboy.
Speaking on the origins of the nature of the album’s creation, the band state that “we were in the studio together when the phrase came to us: too many tabs open. That became the heartbeat of the record”. It is no surprise that the constant overload of information, lack of direction and social exhaustion of modern life drives a certain emotion to be produced in song. The Buoys’ new record aims to bottle these frustrations and release them in a song like ‘Kill You Back’ or ‘Alone in Vegas’ which speaks to modern day social fatigues in a remarkably succinct manner.

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