OUT OF THE PARK

New track from The Dead Milkmen’s new album, Pretty Music For Pretty People (to be released on October 7th).

Renowned for their satirical approach to punk rock, the Philadelphia quartet’s latest full-length is proof that, even after thirty plus years, dozens of lawsuits, and hundreds of hours of bird watching, they can still craft irreverent music that’s as relevant as ever. 

Make It Witchy

1985 - The Dead Milkmen recorded a radio promo bumper for the then college-run WXPN radio station promoting the punk, new-wave, and college-rock radio show called "Yesterday's Now Music Today". The program was moving from late Sunday nights to weekdays from 3-5pm. The altered lyrics give a shout-out to DJs Eddie "Hacksaw" Richards and Jazz Connor.

This recording was made on a Fostex X-15 cassette 4-track recorder and transferred to computer.

Dead Milkmen - Bitchin' Radio Promo - 1985

Fundamental Ambient and Mimiq test

Camelot

This is a new cleaned-up mix by Seven Morris of an old demo of a never-released song. It was recorded circa 1992 as part of the "Not Richard But Dick" demos (though we did not have the album title yet) in the basement at Buckingham Place in West Philly on a Tascam cassette 8-track. Same general time frame that we recorded the Yardbirds cover "Shapes Of Things" that appears on the Now We Are 10 CD release.

Song With No Name - 2016 Mix

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