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Let It Go

The UK’s favourite pop prince returns in top form with another set of tearjerkers. Let It Go, Will’s fourth studio album, was partly produced by Mike Spencer at Miloco. Mike used his own private programming room to produce a selection of tracks from the album. He also worked in The Engine Room alongside engineer Matt Hyde […]

No Point In Wasting Tears

The hottest new player on the UK urban scene releases his highly-anticipated debut, ‘No Point In Wasting Tears’. DJ Ironik’s pilot voyage into the album charts has already seen him clock-up a nomination for best newcomer at this year’s MOBO Awards. ‘No Point in Wasting Tears’ was tracked and mixed in Alpha Centauri and The Yard throughout […]

Shogun

Miloco’s second thrash colossus of the summer comes from Orlando high-flyers Trivium, who have followed up their 2006 mega-hit ‘The Crusade’ with an even bigger blast of transcending metal mastery. Released on Roadrunner, ‘Shogun’ sees the band at work once again with the legendary metal producer Colin Richardson. Colin mixed ‘Shogun’ in The Engine Room and Musikbox in July and August […]

Death

You may have already encountered this collective during their brief period under the name Fear of Flying. The 7″ release of debut single ‘Death’, features the b-side ‘Black Song’, tracked at The Square by producer Ed Buller and engineer Max Dingel in July 2008.

Eternal Light: A Requiem

The acclaimed British TV composer, Howard Goodall, who brought us the much loved themes to such classics as Blackadder, Mr Bean, The Thin Blue Line, Vicar of Dibley and The Catherine Tate Show, presents his latest works, featuring the Christ Church Cathedral Choir. Howard brought his hoard of musical personnel to Miloco’s Engine Room in March 2008, during […]

More Money Less Grief

One of the most hotly-tipped debuts of the year hails from the Peckham-based 5-piece The Metros, who cite their influences from fellow London-associated acts such as Squeeze and The Blockheads. Perhaps no coincidence then, that they hooked up with the singer / producer Baxter Dury (of Dury family fame) to whip up this raucously impressive […]

Beautiful Mess

Over twenty years since their chart-topping debut It’s Better To Travel Swing Out Sister are back again with another beauty to add to their relentless catalogue of works. Beautiful Mess is the duo’s first record since 2004’s Where Our Love Grows, and offers just as much of Sister’s endearing pop harmonia as there ever has been. Swing Out Sister made Beautiful […]

Look At Me (When I Rock Wichoo)

Third single from the contagiously hip Floridian fledglings. Released from the album Partie Traumatic on Almost Gold Recordings. ‘Look At Me (When I Rock Wichoo)’ was mixed in Miloco The Yard by engineer Alex Dromgoole in April 2008.

Brotherhood

This fantastic Chems compilation features a selection of tracks off all of their six globally-renowned dance album classics, as well as the entire catalogue of their rare and exclusiive ‘Electronic Battle Weapon’ series, on the special edition version. Each and every one of the albums Tom and Ed have released in their illustrious careers has […]

Dawn Of The Dead

Does It Offend You, Yeah? mix their famous elastic synth effects with a softer feel for balladry with ‘Dawn of the Dead’, the latest single from their debut album You Have No Idea What You’re Getting Yourself Into. Producer Eliot James mixed the single in Sofa Sound in October and November 2007.