MILK's new album is finally out! Simply called MILK, it was Produced & Remixed in England by Fran Ashcroft (Gorillaz, Damon Albarn, Dandy Warhols, Lords of Acid). Though none of MILK's members are native to Los Angeles, fate led them there to coagulate under a common goal: to carve out path for alternative-psychedelia rock lovers. Laced with electronic wizardry, surreal lyricism, haunting melodies and energetic live shows. It seems that no matter what they try, MILK always finds supporters and fans: their radio friendly sound always attracts audience along with the attention of DJ's like Remy from KXLU "I love the band", Dave Desy KCXX San Bernardino, San Diego's 91.X Hillary Schmidt and Bill Hartew from KLOS, to name a few that are adding MILK's CD. "The difference between the L.A. scene and the rest of the world", says Eric Marx, singer-songwriter, "is that people are so blas', probably because of the number of bands playing here, that it becomes even more exciting when they get into MILK's show. This is really what we want: this short but magic interaction between us and the public and this because of our music. Nothing else: This is MILK." http://www.milkmusic.net
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What they say about MILK

Known for their high-energy shows, MILK have already found a radio-friendly audience in the So Cal market and on college stations nationwide. West Coast Performer

We have MILK's CD, it's great and in rotation!
M4 Radio

MILK is good for you- that is if you like fuzzed-out, trippy guitar rock that simmers, boils and frequently explodes.
Campus Circle Magazine

Their mission is to lead a new trend of "New Alternative Psychedelia", combining the aesthetics of trippy hippie bands like the Doors and Pink Floyd with a post-grunge appeal and a "forward thinking" vision.
The L.A. Underground

A new CD that pretty much sounds like an album ready to go. MILK are an alternative psychedelic experience from the USA, they sound with their swirling groove like Sky Cries Mary meets Verve flow that almost gives way to a Brian Jonestown Massacre delicateness. Eastern vibes and bits that hint at a very mellowed out Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and I see people over there in their home town of Los Angeles are talking about "trip-pop" and "new-alternative psychedelia".
Organart Magazine / England

MILK have become local and college radio favorites, they were voted "Best in L.A". Rock fans will soon be asking their local record stores if they've "Got Milk?"
Campus Circle Magazine

MILK has dubbed its unique musical technique "radio-friendly alternative psychedelic" - quite an accurate term for their style. Borrowing musical ideas from well-known guitar rockers like Oasis and Radiohead, the band comes across as powerful and pleasing. The charisma and energy is spot on.

The strong opener, "Fly", has the band playing a tight set. "Down The Machine" is another great example of the band's edgy sound. The guitar and keyboard echo softly in the background and then explode together with Marx's wild and raspy vocals. Amidst the scramble of LA bands, MILK has managed to set itself apart from the rest.
Performer Magazine