Vancouver indie rock combo Milk released their Late Bloomer EP back in early 2016, and now their debut full-length is here. It's called Mattress Ranch, and it's available to stream in full now, as is a video for the single "Melty."
The 11-song album preserves the jangly slacker-pop sound of Late Bloomer while also taking Milk into a country-fried direction. Band member Al Smith played pedal steel on Mattress Ranch, and this adds a rootsy flavour to frontman Thomas James' nimble arpeggios and Akanée Rose's peppy drums.
Jay Arner recorded, mixed and mastered the album. Adrienne Labelle (Supermoon) contributed violin, Jessica Delisle (Energy Slime) played clarinet, and Dylan Ferguson handled trumpet.
Stream the album below. Scroll past that to check out an animated clip for the fuzzy, skronky album cut "Melty." The psychedelic cartoon visuals were created by Courtney Garvin of the Courtneys, and they add a playful sense of strangeness to the catchy tune.
The 11-song album preserves the jangly slacker-pop sound of Late Bloomer while also taking Milk into a country-fried direction. Band member Al Smith played pedal steel on Mattress Ranch, and this adds a rootsy flavour to frontman Thomas James' nimble arpeggios and Akanée Rose's peppy drums.
Jay Arner recorded, mixed and mastered the album. Adrienne Labelle (Supermoon) contributed violin, Jessica Delisle (Energy Slime) played clarinet, and Dylan Ferguson handled trumpet.
Stream the album below. Scroll past that to check out an animated clip for the fuzzy, skronky album cut "Melty." The psychedelic cartoon visuals were created by Courtney Garvin of the Courtneys, and they add a playful sense of strangeness to the catchy tune.
