Infectious, intelligent and emotional, What Made Milwaukee Famous deftly weave a web of melodic pop gems shot through with electronic-fused choruses, tight rhythms, edgy guitars, and dynamic vocal arrangements - all captured on their critically acclaimed debut, Trying to Never Catch Up. The music employs an exhilarating bland of classic persuasions and fresh enthusiasm; instantly accessible, yet intricate enough to appeal to demanding audiences. What Made Milwaukee Famous draws on influences from a span of...   [ read more ]

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The follow-up to their debut, Trying To Never Catch Up is an album that, from start to finish, stands as a singular piece of art by a band hitting their stride. "Positively exuberant, teeming with squiggly keys, extroverted hooks, and brightly anthemic guitar, all grounded by Michael Kingcaid's mellifluous croon" - Spin.

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The follow-up to their debut, Trying To Never Catch Up is an album that, from start to finish, stands as a singular piece of art by a band hitting their stride. 'Positively exuberant, teeming with squiggly keys, extroverted hooks, and brightly anthemic guitar, all grounded by Michael Kingcaid's mellifluous croon' - Spin.

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