The song is the London trio's first new music since their self-titled debut EP, which arrived last November through Hand in Hive. Speaking about the track, the band said:
"Milky Milk is a song about making the most of fleeting happiness and accepting its irregularity. We move from the intimacy of Eva’s voice into noisy sections whilst keeping the arrangement simple and live with few overdubs. Instead of a vocal chorus we chose to play a straightforward major scale in unison washed in doom and sludge.
"We wanted an elastic performance, building tension through the push and pull of dynamics and tempo – culminating in the euphoric end section that hopefully comes as a relief. When we put the song together we’d been listening to a mixture of Dave Okumu, Can, Francois Hardy and Earth."
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