Its time for us to get out of the studio for a few weeks to show off some of our new ideas, songs, arrangements, and our new addition to our live shows. Our producer extraordinaire Josh Smoak of Sunday Ent. will be onstage with us playing piano and trumpet. With the addition of Josh and our overall excitement of the new album we are creating a formal street team called THE HOUSE.
THE HOUSE. is a group or team of enthusiastic people whose sole purpose is to help spread the excitement of watching M I L H O U S E grow and join a community of folks who enjoy live shows and listening to great music. People in THE HOUSE will have a hand in creating a movement and introducing, sharing the M I L H O U S E sound with friends, family, co-workers, and other music enthusiast.
The perks of THE HOUSE include
• Complimentary tickets for our shows
• Access to unreleased material i.e new songs,live recordings, merchandise, and podcast
• Free ticket to concerts (other than m i l h o u s e) in your area!
• Cash winning opportunities
If you are interested please respond to us at milhouse27@gmail.com
Than you for lending us your ears
Can't wait to hear from you.
M i l h o u s e
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Tales of Woe and Yay now available on SNOCAP
Our first record Tales of Woe and Yay is now avail on our SNOCAP player and will be soon be avail for purchase on itunes.
The track listing includes:
1.crossroads
2.on your way home
3.we're lost
4.the monkey song
5.better off
6.let me go
7.dear dad
8.fallen
9.bleeding
10.angel
*Look out for our live record in the next month of so.
The track listing includes:
1.crossroads
2.on your way home
3.we're lost
4.the monkey song
5.better off
6.let me go
7.dear dad
8.fallen
9.bleeding
10.angel
*Look out for our live record in the next month of so.
Memories, Part 1
So first and foremost - thank you to everyone who came out and saw us over these past couple of months! There was some amazing memories made out there, wherever 'there' may be, and we are going to cement some of them here in our blog over the next couple of weeks.
New York, New York. Our first night there, we played the Cutting Room, and pretty much rocked its face - so you can now call it the Cut Room. It was the best we've played in New York, and it was our biggest crowd. That was a nice mental massage for us all.
We had the next day off to explore the city. The highlight was going to see Lonnie's mom perform. She is an amazing Cabaret singer, and we can't thank her enough for getting us all in to her sold out show. Her drummer (currently on Broadway, as well as her bass player) was kind enough to offer Dusty a seat in the pit to watch the orchestra perform for 'The Little Mermaid.' Unfortunately, we had another show...sorry Dusty.
This is where we almost had our faces rocked. Sandwiched between an Irish Goth band and a Techno Goth band, was Milhouse. Most of our New York crew came to our first show at the Cutting Room. Not as many for here. Before we began, we overheard the female singer dedicate a song to her father. The song proceeded to have some clever, yet very descriptive sexual acts throughout. I was nervous because no one in the audience seemed phased by this. As we took the stage, all I could see was spiked black hair, lots of facial piercings, and maybe five Milhouse fans. I remember my hand shaking when I started playing. But after each song, they cheered just as loud as our crowd the night before. It was so bizarre, but kind of awesome.
North Carolina and Virginia this week w/ The Clarks, come see us!!!
matthew
New York, New York. Our first night there, we played the Cutting Room, and pretty much rocked its face - so you can now call it the Cut Room. It was the best we've played in New York, and it was our biggest crowd. That was a nice mental massage for us all.
We had the next day off to explore the city. The highlight was going to see Lonnie's mom perform. She is an amazing Cabaret singer, and we can't thank her enough for getting us all in to her sold out show. Her drummer (currently on Broadway, as well as her bass player) was kind enough to offer Dusty a seat in the pit to watch the orchestra perform for 'The Little Mermaid.' Unfortunately, we had another show...sorry Dusty.
This is where we almost had our faces rocked. Sandwiched between an Irish Goth band and a Techno Goth band, was Milhouse. Most of our New York crew came to our first show at the Cutting Room. Not as many for here. Before we began, we overheard the female singer dedicate a song to her father. The song proceeded to have some clever, yet very descriptive sexual acts throughout. I was nervous because no one in the audience seemed phased by this. As we took the stage, all I could see was spiked black hair, lots of facial piercings, and maybe five Milhouse fans. I remember my hand shaking when I started playing. But after each song, they cheered just as loud as our crowd the night before. It was so bizarre, but kind of awesome.
North Carolina and Virginia this week w/ The Clarks, come see us!!!
matthew
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