Milk - Tantrum | 90s Album Review
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Show Notes
We don't think of many bands coming out of the UK in the early nineties that could fit nicely on a bill with The Jesus Lizard or Mudhoney, but the 1991 album Tantrum by UK band Milk makes the case that noise rock wasn't just an American phenomenon coming out of hardcore. Frenetic rhythms and dissonant guitars shine on the record, covering for a solid but unremarkable vocal performance. The band is at its best when the volume and intensity quickly shift into quasi-blues riffs and thrash metal shredding via Neil Young.
Songs In This Episode
Intro - Is That It?
13:08 - Claws
19:46 - Hot Seat
28:36 - Book One, Page One
Outro - Billy and Bobby
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