Magic Milk

The last year or so has brought Chicago music fans so much sloppy, fuzz-driven garage music that if I were to tell you that Magic Milk was exactly that, you might be inclined to brush them off. Don’t. With an absurd amount of vocal distortion that rivals that of the Strange Boys and guitar work that walks with the swagger of Sweet’s “Ballroom Blitz,” “Pink Flamingos,” from last year’s self-titled EP, is a step above any garage tune I’ve heard in a long time. The song even features an epic harmonica solo that ends with a manic scream from singer “fuckin kenny.” You can catch Magic Milk this Thursday at Beat Kitchen with An Horse and Chicago’s Warm Ones. - Pops and Robbers

"If you don't remember what you did last night, but wake up with half of your hearing, strange women's phone numbers, and confetti stuck in your hair, you know you've been at a Magic Milk show. For people who like a little fun in their rock and roll." - Gonzo Chicago - Gonzo Chicago

“Magic Milk is a Lo-Fi garage rock

project that is an irresistibly jiving,

foot-stomping, bloody good time.

The project’s song-writer and creator,

Kenny Alden, manages to encapsulate
the beats of Chuck Berry, Bo Diddly’s ‘
otherworldy’ guitar style, and
dumpster-kicking-punk noise of
bands like Le Shok”
- Art Adventure! Events - Art Adventure! Events

“Blending sounds of blues, punk,
country and bluegrass into a energetic
and highly engaging performance you
can’t help but get down with them.”
- leighvschicago - leighvschicago