Buffalo Daughter

Japanese sonic collagists Buffalo Daughter formed in 1993, comprising vocalists/multi-instrumentalists Sugar Yoshinaga and Yumiko Ohno along with turntablist Moog Yamamoto. Cutting-and-pasting sounds ranging from funk to lounge-pop to avant-noise, the trio debuted the following year with the LP Shaggy Headdressers, followed in 1995 by Amoeba Soundsystem; with the 1996 seven-inch Legend Of The Yellow Buffalo, they made their American debut, signing to Grand Royal. The full-length Captain Vapour Athletes followed later that same year, and in 1997 Grand Royal issued Socks, Drugs & Rock 'N' Roll, a collection of material remixed by the likes of Alec Empire, Money Mark and U.n.k.l.e. Buffalo Daughter returned in 1998 with New Rock, and another remix collection, Wxbd, appeared a year later. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide