Remixed/Remastered Version of Band’s Self-Titled Debut To Be Released September 14; All New LP Coming in 2019

Stream “Johnny Dangerously” on New Noise

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New Brunswick, NJ 3-piece Milkmen has signed with Know Hope Records.

Check out their track “Johnny Dangerously” on New Noise: https://newnoisemagazine.com/stream-milkmen-johnny-dangerously/.

Formed in 2014 while attending Rutgers University, the band immediately hit the ground running as part of the thriving underground scene in New Jersey. Drawing on a wide range of influences, from RX Bandits to Weatherbox to The Sidekicks, the band quickly amassed a loyal following in Northern New Jersey, which quickly spread throughout the state, as well as New York, Philadelphia and throughout the Northeast part of the country. Milkmen started actively touring in 2015 and haven’t slowed down since, touring up and down the East Coast numerous times.

After releasing a few singles, Milkmen self-released their debut self-titled album, recorded at The Kaleidoscope in Lancaster, PA with producer Kory Gable, on December 25, 2015.

Know Hope Records will be reissuing a remixed/remastered version of Milkmen’s self-titled debut album on September 14, 2018, as well as brand new record from the band in 2019.

Pre-orders are available here: http://knowhoperecords.limitedrun.com/categories/milkmen.

Milkmen begin their summer tour with Champagne Colored Cars and Sleepy Limbs on August 15th in Lancaster, PA at The Kaleidoscope.