The new album is displaying the same gloomy atmospheric reverb-filled echoing sound and enslaving melodies that Pink Milk have been known for, but there is also a new side to it – this time we hear inspiration from Asian traditional music and unusual instruments. Lyrically, it tells a series of intertwined stories like a dark comic album, meant to produce manga-like images in the listener's head.
”A devilish congregation of swirling shoegaze guitars, beats that shake the foundation of time, howling, windswept drones, and vocals laced with barbed wire” – The Line Of Best Fit
”A fluid, loose, almost drunken drawl that you can imagine playing in the background of one of those misty bar scenes in Twin Peaks” – Wonderland
”Purple as an album is a heady mix of everything that was right about shoegaze and stoner rock.” – Hear Me Raw
”Too loud, to the point of no return, burrowed beneath the sheer incessant noise is an almighty, fucked-up pop song” – DIY
”A remarkable, striking work” – Clash Magazine
”It sounds absolutely incredible!” – Kerrang! Radio
Listen: https://pinkmilkmusic.com/download/radio/pm-kerrang.mp3
”If this wasn’t recorded in an aircraft hangar then we’ll be amazed. It’s suitably huge and dreamy but underneath the dense fog is a quality song.” – Shortlist
Here's their new song called Everything must die. Have a listen and follow the band if you like what you are hearing.