An awful lot has changed for Milk Teeth since their debut album, Vile Child, came out in January 2016. Of the four members that worked on that record’s loudmouthed slacker-pop anthems, only lead vocalist and bassist Becky Blomfield remains with the group, following a tumultuous few years of line-up switches and exits. Now living life as a trio with Em Foster on guitar and Jack Kenny on drums (both of whom also play with Watford indie-punks Nervus), it makes this long-awaited follow-up not only the Stroud band’s first release since EPs Be Nice and Go Away in the summer and autumn of 2017, but it’s also the official recorded dawn of this formation. In spite of these uncertain few years, it’s personal changes from this time that Becky draws upon most for album number two. It’s a directio...
