The track comes from the upcoming second chapter of their debut LP British Justice
With the release of their debut album British Justice pt. 1, UK agitators Raw Milk Conspiracy have put together the most expansive and fully-formed showcase of their subversivve and socially conscious style, offering a range of tracks that utilise their creativity and wit to craft a release that challenges the status quo, the declining state of the world, and the authority that have been given seemingly free reign to do as they please.
The lead single from the project is ‘British Justice’, a track that is actually from the upcoming British Justice pt. 2 that is set to follow, with the two coming together to make the album proper. ‘British Justice’ the song, is a track that delves into the arrest of lead singer Alexander Peat for protesting, taking a few tongue in cheek barbs at the judicial system along the way. The track has a really fun and light-hearted feel to it stylistically that offers a stark contrast to the troubling and narrative that unfolds. The band’s cynical wit and acerbic sharpness makes for these tracks that hit in such a unique and resonating way, helping to get their point across and leave a memorable mark on listeners in the process.
