Pelican Milk

Pelican Milk is presented in the review as an underrated band blending 70s rock, psychedelia, progressive elements and English folk. The band released at least three albums forming a trilogy: South Enough, Welcome and Sowego. Founding members named in the review include Alex Savelli and Simon Painter; Terence Todaro is also mentioned.

From the review: the band's first core formed in London; later activity in Italy; recorded improvisations in a deconsecrated church in England; Welcome was produced by Paul Chain; an unofficial project involved double bassist Ares Tavolazzi; Eddie Kramer reportedly noticed their music in a London shop; one piece accompanies a video on the death of Pierpaolo Pasolini.

Pelican Milk is presented as an underrated, 70s-influenced band combining psychedelic, progressive and English folk elements. The reviewer (Black Stardust) describes three albums forming a trilogy: South Enough, Welcome, Sowego. Collaborators mentioned include producer Paul Chain and double bassist Ares Tavolazzi; Eddie Kramer is reported to have noticed them. The music is likened to Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and The Doors and is praised for its ambition and improvisation.

For:Listeners of psychedelic rock, progressive rock, 70s-influenced music and fans of English folk-tinged rock.