aaamusic | On 27, May 2011

Never lost for words South Londoners Milk Kan release their 2nd album. “The Junk Shop” is a fusion of guitar grooves, old-skool hip hop, 70s Jamaican sound systems and bursts of Latino brass. Having raided a local junk shop of its discarded treasures they took off to dub master producer Prince Fatty to cut the booty into their wizard word craft. Savour the stories and bounce to the beats.

‘Genius’ Tom Robinson 6 Music. ‘Milk Kan you rule’ Steve Lamacq. ‘The bastard son of Mike Skinner and Madness’ Music Week. ‘The spirit of The Specials with the ghost of Ian Dury’ IDJ
Album of The Week by Radio 1 DJ Huw Stephens (self titled debut album).

If you missed Milk Kan on the Queen Vic juke box on East Enders or the BBC Introducing Stage at ‘T in the Park’ you can catch one of their viral YouTube hits .