A Call To The Void Hot Milk

• 1WELCOME TO THE...01:16
• 2HORROR SHOW03:15
• 3BLOODSTREAM03:09
• 4PARTY ON MY DEATHBED03:28
• 5ALICE COOPER'S POOL HOUSE03:51
• 6ZONED OUT03:18
• 7OVER YOUR DEAD BODY03:45
• 8MIGRAINE02:45
• 9BREATHING UNDERWATER02:57
• 10AMPHETAMINE02:58
• 11FORGET ME NOT03:10
• Total Runtime33:52

Info for A Call To The Void

Hot Milk release their debut album A Call To The Void on Music For Nations. For some, it might feel like a long time coming but Hot Milk always knew that when the time came to make their debut album, they had to be ready for it. It will be their loudest statement yet of who they are and what they stand for, an opportunity to show the world what they are made of. Tracks on the debut album walk on a tightrope between the humorous and the serious, brimming with what might be called positive nihilism. They’re not so much finding the light in the dark as they are laughing because if they don’t, they’ll cry.

With A CALL TO THE VOID, Hot Milk are set to launch themselves into the upper echelons of the British rock scene. The band have blossomed over the course of three self-produced EPs, this constant stream of releases has meant that Hot Milk were never away from the spotlight – or the stages they call home. Their rise kept accelerating, taking them to stadium support slots with Foo Fighters, the main stages of some of the best festivals Globally, an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel in the US to tours with bands like Pale Waves and their own headline sold-out shows to over 50 million streams of the EPs alone. Crucially, however, they were giving themselves space to find themselves as artists.

The band recorded the album between Manchester, Los Angeles and Stockholm with the bands very own Jim Shaw at the Producing helm for the majority of the record, much like all previous releases. An element that has become so important to the band and allowing them to control just exactly what they want to be as artists.

Hot Milk

Hot Milk
are an emo power-pop duel fronted band from Manchester, England. Jim and Han met in a bar in the Northern Quarter in 2016, became fast friends and have lived together ever since. What started over a bottle of wine and an acoustic guitar in their living room, whilst it pissed it down outside, quickly became their vice and way to survive through everyday life. The Manchester weather coupled with their persistent desire to fill a meaning-shaped hole meant that one song quickly turned into fifteen after running home from work during lunch breaks and staying up all night.

Singing sad songs with happy melodies, Hot Milk are a celebration of the real. With Fun, Family and Kindness at the forefront of their minds, Hot Milk hope to create an open and warm sphere where everyone is invited.

This album contains no booklet.