A quick plug for my my friend, Billy Milk and his band, The Stately Homes Of England.
They have recently released a lovely new EP which features a star turn from the legendary underground cartoonist, Hunt Emerson. The EP is available in every format that you could wish for, including some very special limited editions featuring unique artwork from Hunt.
It's a lovely, folk tinged thing which should go down a treat for a bit of communal singing around the campfire at the festival of your choice over the coming season.
Sorry, Billy. I should have done this weeks ago.
Go here for full details and ordering information.
Saturday, July 2, 2011
The Stateley Homes Of England
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