Songs From Truleigh Hill – released today

Fizz! Bang! Pop! The good folk at Onomatopoeia pull another ace from their sleeve.

Onomatopoeia Records

SONGS FROM TRULEIGH HILL by The Milk And Honey Band is released today.

It’s available on ultra-clear vinyl, CD and in all digital formats too from independent record shops and from all your favourite online platforms too, including bandcamp where you can also stream it for free if you want a listen https://themilkandhoneyband.bandcamp.com/…/songs-from…

It’s been a long and not altogether straightforward journey for Robert White and I to bring this into the world but hear it is at last.

Both the LP and CD come with a booklet of stunning photos taken by Bob on and around Truleigh Hill. To mark the occasion we are very proud to unveil a beautiful film made for the song ‘stillwater’ by Ned Langman

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