Your Fuzzy Friends hails from North Carolina. Probably the only indie electropop band fronted by a dancing overweight dude singing through a mustached, hipster unicorn puppet!  Profile picture courtesy of Austin Caine Photography.

BIOGRAPHY.
The band was started by Matt Miller on lead guitar and vocals in October of 2011 to prepare for Senior Celebrity Night with Elias Pilios on drums and Diego Montoya on bass. After the show, the band was supposed to be over. However, in the summer of 2012, after receiving and offer to back Kalene Speranza at a local fair, the band got back together, with a new bassist, keyboardist, and rhythm guitarist. After playing mostly covers to entertain the crowd at the rainy fair, the band took a short break, before being started up again with just Kalene and Matt.
BAND INTERESTS.
Rocking Hard. Dionysian influences- Chaos, intoxication, natural, pleasure, pain, passion, destruction, ecstasy, the irrational and illogical.
ARTISTS WE ALSO LIKE. 
Nirvana, Sex Pistols, Iggy and the stooges, The Vaselines, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Bob Dylan, Cream, The Distillers, Rancid, The Gorillaz, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters

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PRESS:

"Jeffares voice soars above the hauntingly icy bass lines and chilly atmospherics. Bombs and death rays, corporate decay, and failed or failing love are just some of the bleak themes the band explore, and their album's title track might offer the best solution to the hopelessness of it all."
-- SPIN

"The charm of Snowden's debut is its understated authenticity: Underneath all the accoutrements, these are Jeffares's bedroom songs, and it's not hard to extrapolate to their simpler days as anguished acoustic ballads."
-- Village Voice

"The original Snowden taught Yossarian that man is matter-- kill us and we're dead. It's OK for stylish post-punk to matter, too, and Anti-Anti does so without forgetting to be fun."
-- Pitchfork

"[Anti Anti's] balance of gloom and grandeur is brilliantly executed, ultimately leaving the listener with an insatiable thirst for more of the same."
-- Drowned In Sound

"For all the discussion of concept, geography, and songcraft, it's the heart pulsing through the reverb that makes Anti-Anti a must-listen."
-- Stereogum

"It's clear [Snowden] aren't willing to just turn on the cruise control through [their] show; the performance is more like a constant pulse between implosion and explosion with each member able to flail or pull back seamlessly."
-- CMJ

"Such tracks as 'Black Eyes' prove that Snowden can play uneasy funk as well as its peers, but the music is most interesting when the band goes its own way."
-- Washington Post

"Snowden's music sounds like Interpol's dark momentum getting tripped up on the Arcade Fire's treacherous terrain - lacquered bolts of guitar judder over off-kilter percussion, and anomic vocals blear through the densely layered mix."
-- Paste Magazine

"On 'Anti-Anti' Snowden creates plenty more to admire than angry words. To find it, all you have to do is ignore the urge to dance long enough to sit down and listen."
-- MSNBC

"Snowden lace their upbeat, catchy guitar stomps with thoughtful lyrics diametrically opposed to mindless hipsterism."
-- Entertainment Weekly

"Anti-Anti is a cyclonic swirl of guitars approximating jet-engine drones, brackish cascades of water emanating from the bottom of a dank cave and shards of tuned barbed-wire."
-- Atlanta Journal-Constitution

"The Cure never delivered gloom so buzzy."
-- URB

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