Photo by Timothy Casten

London band Weird Milk explore the sounds of baroque pop, psych and more in their latest single ‘Time Machine’. Drawing from the stylistic influences of David Bowie and even a splash of The Arctic Monkeys, the track is a collage of rhythms that drive the listener through multiple soundscapes that are at times theatrical and other moments quite funky. Having already gained support from BBC Radio 1 as well as 6 Music for their previous releases, ‘Time Machine’ is another notch under the belt for the promising and rising outfit.

In a press statement touching on the single, Weird Milk songwriter and drummer Charlie Glover-Wright wrote:

“‘Time Machine’ came from a brief obsession with the documentary Cosmos. I became fascinated with the scientists and how they had the determination and will to invent and create things that no-one else had ever even considered were possible! So we had a conversation about how you’d go about trying to make a time machine. You’d read lots of books by the leading scientists in the field and then you’d study for a long time and then you’d give it a go. The world’s a scary place right now so we thought about getting the heck outta here – just for a little while.”