Midlake's 2001 seven-track EP 'Milkmaid Grand Army' is to be reissued due to massive demand on November 28. The twenty five minute, self-produced debut EP has become a collector's item since it's release, as the initial pressing was a modest 1000 copies. The Texan band decided not to make any more copies of the record, until now. Their popularity has surged since releasing their second album 'The Trials of Van Occupanther' trhough Bella Union Records last year. The 'Milkmaid Grand Army' tracklisting is: "She Removes Her Spiral Hair" - 3:38 "Paper Gown" - 4:30 "Excited But Not Enough" - 4:18 "I Lost My Bodyweight In The Forest" - 1:18 "Simple" - 3:49 "Roller Skate (Farewell June)" - 3:34 "Golden Hour" - 3:41 Midlake have been touring extensively throughout this year, including playing to a packed main stage at this year's Latitude festival and plan to start recording their third full length album at the end of the year, after an Autumn headline tour of the US. To hear a track from the EP visit Basement Front Record's website radio here Pic credit: Farah Ishaq
Midlake’s 2001 seven-track EP ‘Milkmaid Grand Army’ is to be reissued due to massive demand on November 28.
The twenty five minute, self-produced debut EP has become a collector’s item since it’s release, as the initial pressing was a modest 1000 copies.
The Texan band decided not to make any more copies of the record, until now. Their popularity has surged since releasing their second album ‘The Trials of Van Occupanther’ trhough Bella Union Records last year.
The ‘Milkmaid Grand Army’ tracklisting is:
“She Removes Her Spiral Hair” – 3:38
“Paper Gown” – 4:30
“Excited But Not Enough” – 4:18
“I Lost My Bodyweight In The Forest” – 1:18
“Simple” – 3:49
“Roller Skate (Farewell June)” – 3:34
“Golden Hour” – 3:41
Midlake have been touring extensively throughout this year, including playing to a packed main stage at this year’s Latitude festival and plan to start recording their third full length album at the end of the year, after an Autumn headline tour of the US.
To hear a track from the EP visit Basement Front Record’s website radio here
Pic credit: Farah Ishaq