MILK LINES - Ceramic LP punk Twelve tracks of witty pop

Twelve tracks of witty pop glistenning in the saturday afternoon summer sun

This extended player is a worthy companion to The Pogues' streak of three life-changingly fantastic albums

zipping toy keyboards and wild guitars could easily be the result of big-city kids having an early exposure to the skronky and unhinged Coachwhips or the wackiness of the New Zealand punks that solidified the Flying Nun scene

SOGGY started with covers of Alice Cooper

MILK LINES - Ceramic LP punk Twelve tracks of witty popThe husband and wife songwriting talents of Jeffrey Clarke (Demons Claws, Hellshovel) and Emily Frances give one the feeling that Milk Lines have been commissioned by time itself to build a dream like bridge, so that reality might have the chance at a glimpse Their wide range of influences and unique brand of music are organic, primitive yet thoughtful. The lo fi, trippy and sometimes country laced tunes display a fresh and original sound. After