milkshed.‘s opening track, Fairweather Friend, from their debut EP Mud, is already making waves. This gritty alt rock anthem exudes attitude, with edgy guitars and swagger-filled vocals that showcase the band’s unique style. Recorded in a repurposed milk parlour in Southwest England, the track blends 90s grunge and garage rock influences with pop songwriting sensibilities, reminiscent of Nirvana, Pixies, and Queens of the Stone Age. Fairweather Friend sets a powerful tone for the EP, offering a fresh and dynamic take on modern guitar music that confirms milkshed.’s rising status in the alt rock scene.
“Fairweather friend is about shedding the unnecessary weight that we gather in relationships as we get older; you realise that some friendships only exist because of happenstance, and when it really comes down to it, they don’t have the glue that’s needed to remain intact,” Frontman Cam Gallaher
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