Madness

Madness were one of the leading bands of the ska revival of the late ’70s and ’80s. They incorporated large elements of Motown, Soul and British Pop and have influenced several generations of musicians while becoming one of the most iconic UK groups of the 1980s.

Madness’ popular and well-documented return in 2008 started at Miloco’s The Square studio, where Suggs and co recorded their triumphant comeback album, The Liberty of Norton Folgate, with producers Clive Langer & Alan Winstanley, and Miloco engineer Finn Eiles.

Madness Releases

Madness - 'The Liberty of Norton Folgate'

Released 18th May 2009

They're back - those cockney rapscallions who two decades ago were celebrating the fact that they had spent more time in the UK charts throughout the decade than anyone else on the planet. But that was the 80s and this is now, and what's most important is that the ever-endearing Madness have returned with their eighth studio album. Liberty of Norton Folgate has been 3 years in the making, and early rumblings are popularly leaning towards the critical stamp of 'their best yet'. The album was p…

Madness - 'Girl Why Don’t You'

Released 31st October 2005

Another single taken from Madness' Dangermen Sessions Volume 1. Girl Why Don't You was released by V2 records and recorded and mixed in the Engine Room Studios.…

Madness - 'The Dangermen Sessions Volume 1'

Released 1st August 2005

The Nutty Boys returned with this wonderful covers album of old dancehall and reggae tunes. Madness were in three of our studios throughout early 2005 recording and mixing The Dangermen Sessions Volume 1. Showing the full range and versatility of the Miloco suite of studios they mixed the whole album in the Engine Room, did some pre-production in The Toyshop, while drums and strings were sorted down at The Garden. And it sounds fantastic.…