Milo Greene
Milo Greene formed in Los Angeles around 2009, starting with childhood friends Robbie Arnett and Graham Fink. They later added Andrew Heringer and Curtis...
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Milo Greene formed in Los Angeles around 2009, starting with childhood friends Robbie Arnett and Graham Fink. They later added Andrew Heringer and Curtis Marrero to become a four-piece. The band's first single "1957" came out in 2012 and became the title track for their debut album that same year.
Their music leans toward indie folk with layered vocal harmonies. Songs like "What's The Matter" and "Autumn Tree" show their preference for reflective lyrics and melodic arrangements. They released a second album called "Control" in 2015.
The group shares vocal duties among all four members, with Arnett and Fink on guitar, Heringer on bass, and Marrero on drums. This collaborative approach gives their recordings a particular vocal texture that's been a consistent feature of their sound.
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