"Three Easy Pieces" is the seventh studio album by the American alternative rock band Buffalo Tom. The album was released on July 10, 2007, after a significant hiatus, making it their first in almost a decade. It was named after the debut of the album's first single.
The album was produced by the band members themselves and mixed by John Agnello, who had previously worked notable artists such as Sonic Youth and Dinosaur Jr. The album marks the band's return to the music scene with 12 new tracks.
The songs in the album exhibit the lyrical style and musical craftsmanship that Buffalo Tom is known for. Leading with the emotionally charged title track "Three Easy Pieces", the album also includes songs like "You'll Never Catch Him" and "Bottom of the Rain", reflecting the different implements of the band's sound over the years. The album was met with positive reviews for its melodic hooks, smart lyrics, and emotional depth.
Buffalo Tom, formed in 1986, is a well-known band from Boston, Massachusetts. Their music style blends traditional rock with a hint of country and indie elements, ultimately creating their signature sound. The band has been lauded for their honest and emotional songwriting, often dealing with themes of human nature and personal experiences. "Three Easy Pieces" is an example of their continued evolution, preserving their foundational sound while incorporating modern elements.
