Being in a band is like being married to more than one person simultaneously. And like any married couple, bands have their own special neuroses. The dysfunctions of any given group are compounded by long hours in the hothouse confines of a studio and even longer hours on the road.
Add to that the pressure of sales figures and concert attendance, and it is a wonder that any group manages to stay together.
Buffalo Daughter has been around longer than most bands -- and many marriages. After almost ten years together, the trio greet this metaphor with knowing smiles.
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