Photography CHIARA GAMBUTO
Coming across like a more alien version of Choir Boy — only with more omnipresent melodies, and lusher synth lines — or a steel-plated Ulrich Schnauss (circa: A Strangely Isolated Place), Jack Milwaukee's M!R!M project sounds like synth-pop floating in amniotic fluid. Melancholic and moody, sure, but also hopeful, as expressed in the broad, and downright beautiful, brushstrokes of M!R!M's new album, The Visionary.
“The record comes out of a lot of emotional turmoil caused by the loss of my best friend at the end of 2017," explains Milwaukee, "and wanting to create something that could pay tribute to her and our friendship. The Visionary is the manifesto of those who decided not to be afraid of being different despite other people’s judgment. Because being yourself is always the most important thing in any case.”
Check out Milwaukee's deeply personal AVANT! Records debut below — a few days before its official release — as well as his rather poetic track-by-track commentary....
Coming across like a more alien version of Choir Boy — only with more omnipresent melodies, and lusher synth lines — or a steel-plated Ulrich Schnauss (circa: A Strangely Isolated Place), Jack Milwaukee's M!R!M project sounds like synth-pop floating in amniotic fluid. Melancholic and moody, sure, but also hopeful, as expressed in the broad, and downright beautiful, brushstrokes of M!R!M's new album, The Visionary.
“The record comes out of a lot of emotional turmoil caused by the loss of my best friend at the end of 2017," explains Milwaukee, "and wanting to create something that could pay tribute to her and our friendship. The Visionary is the manifesto of those who decided not to be afraid of being different despite other people’s judgment. Because being yourself is always the most important thing in any case.”
Check out Milwaukee's deeply personal AVANT! Records debut below — a few days before its official release — as well as his rather poetic track-by-track commentary....