by Dan Goldin (@post_trash_)
San Francisco’s Milk For The Angry came together back in 2016 and have released two full length albums and EP in the past two years. The garage psych band are gearing to release another full length next month. Gliders is due out July 24th via King Pizza Records (Banana, Francie Moon, The Mad Doctors), a record that has its influences dipping between glam, 70’s rock, and neo-psych similar to The Fresh & Onlys. Their label describes the sound as “good for vans” and it’s not hard to understand why.
“Patience,” the record’s second single, is a vivid moment on Gliders, a song that offers something a bit different, but vibrant all the same. The acoustic song has a sun-soaked Americana vibe, it’s easy listening for the fried heat of summer. Blending together the styles of Ty Segall’s California folk oeuvre and their own gentle breeziness that draws from the legends of west coast’s laid back psych scene, “Patience” is lush and relaxed, asking for the patience to fix the wrongs they’ve done.