SXSW 2010 Video (From Thursday): Avi Buffalo, Harlem, Dum Dum Girls, The Rural Alberta Advantage

If there was any better way to start night two at SXSW than with a band that boasts an LP entitled "Free Drugs," well, we're stumped. We've got video below and slide shows galore, but start with dreamy rock like Dum Dum Girls or Avi Buffalo's sensual folk (above) and...

By Nick Rallo

March 20, 2010

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If there was any better way to start night two at SXSW than with a band that boasts an LP entitled "Free Drugs," well, we're stumped.

We've got video below and slide shows galore, but start with dreamy rock like Dum Dum Girls or Avi Buffalo's sensual folk (above) and go from there...

Dum Dum Girls at Galaxy Room Backyard.

The Rural Alberta Advantage at Maggie Mae's Gibson Room, Thursday Night.

The Roadside Graves at Lamberts

Harlem at Red 7 Patio, Thursday Night (sound is intense).

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