Does not come with a download code. The first physical release from Milk Kan since Junk Shop, their 2011 collaboration album with Prince Fatty and pioneering a new sound still rooted in their distinctive use of beats and samples and strong lyrical content. The Glitch Country EP reflects a mixture of southern gothic hip hop and English folk narratives to cast a spell somewhere in the shadow of New Weird Britain, US southern rap, and country music. The glitch country or drill blues sound incorporates the dark noise-scapes of witch house alongside the screwed beats of trap and the distorted bass from the emerging SoundCloud rap scene. The fusion of sparse beats and dark synths are layered against lap steel guitar and country chord progressions. Slowed tempos and drum patterns take influence from the Chicago hip hop drill music genre, blending pitched vocals and distorted bass lines with rapid snare rolls and country slide steel guitar. '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). Tracklisting: A1.My Baby's Gone Viral on the Brain, A2. Nikes & Nando's, B1. Brixton Hill Revisited, B2. The Loman Blues.