Originally formed as a solo vehicle for singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Robert White (Ring, Levitation and Zag & the Coloured Beads) in the early 1990s, The Milk and Honey Band draws its inspiration from the pastoral/experimental sounds of '60s psychedelic/space rock and '70s power pop. White officially launched the outfit in 1994 with Round the Sun. Released on Rough Trade, the album's lo-fi production and dark, progressive tone reflected its author's frustrations with his current band, Levitation. White spent the next few years stockpiling songs and pursuing a ...