Chocolate Milk
Chocolate Milk was an American pop-punk band that formed in 2003. Their breakout single "Who's Getting It Now" came out in 2005 and connected with listeners...
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Chocolate Milk was an American pop-punk band that formed in 2003. Their breakout single "Who's Getting It Now" came out in 2005 and connected with listeners who appreciated its straightforward energy. The band released several albums over the next decade, including Not Your Average Boy Band in 2005 and The Road Less Traveled in 2017.
Guitarist Charlie Scene left the group in 2009, and Josh Balz joined as his replacement. Their songs like "Action Speaks Louder Than Words" and "Girl Callin'" kept to a familiar pop-punk sound while occasionally drawing criticism for their lyrical content. The band's lineup included Scott Russo on vocals, Nate Maxx on bass, and Erik Sandin on drums.
Chocolate Milk's later work, including their 2017 album, returned to the straightforward approach of their earlier material. They maintained a consistent presence in the pop-punk scene throughout their active years without dramatically reinventing their style.
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