Dublin’s milk. navigate the murky depths of love on “I Hate The Way You’re Looking At Me (Lately)”

"I Hate The Way You’re Looking At Me (Lately)” is a glistening slice of indie pop from Ireland's milk. Teeming with bright, boisterous synths and fuzzy guitar melodies, Mark McKenna’s vocals are a collective haze of longing and uncertainty - dark and devilish at its core.

“Although Mark had some of the lyrics already written, the song was fleshed out the first time we were all allowed to be in a room together since the start of lockdown,” the group says. “We recorded it with our good friend Adam Redmond in Flaked Studios. The track details the complexity of relationships - the difficult conversations and uncomfortable truths.”

Consisting of Mark, Conor Gorman, Conor King and Morgan Wilson, milk. create music for bleary-eyed mornings and late nights illuminated by the ghostly glow of streetlights. A sound concocted to go beyond the confines of categorisation.