Free Range Buddhas is an ongoing experiment which refuses to be pigeon holed into any one genre as they explore and expand upon their love of classic rock, punk, 90’s alternative, folk, and Americana. Other thematic influences appear in their songs in the form of apocalyptic musings, extraterrestrial visitations, plant magic medicine quests, and divine feminine howls for liberation. Stirring audiences since 2016, FRB has been likened to other free spirited ensembles such as King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, The Allman Brothers Band, Blind Melon, Fleetwood Mac, Grateful Dead, and Jefferson Airplane, to name a few. Following the positive reception of their 2022 LP, Ritual, the band gleefully released their much anticipated sophomore album Hatched in May of 2025 and has since taken home the award for Best Rock Album from the New Mexico Music Awards. In the lead up to what the band has described as being their most evolved body of work to date, they kept busy hitting the road on a southwest tour in the summer of 25’, as well as releasing several singles, one of which earned them Best Modern Rock Song at the 2024 New Mexico Music Awards for “End of the Story”, and "Best Cover Song" for their surf rock version of Van Morrison's Into The Mystic in 2025. Their latest releases, Wild Woman, American Dream, and Birthday, highlight Free Range Buddhas' distinctive fusion of vintage psychedelic nostalgia and modern alt-rock flair. After a short hiatus and slight reconfiguration of band members, Free Range Buddhas is once again back in the studio writing a new EP, which they plan to release in early 2027. No matter what form their musical whims lead them to create, Free Range Buddhas are committed to infuse every endeavor, whether it be recorded in a studio or performed live, with authenticity, playfulness, vibrancy, excitement, and sometimes even a dose of mischief...