Milton Man Gogh Brisbane, Australia
A “jazz trio” that eschews the mantle and gives it some crushed up No-Doz tablets; Milton Man Gogh's distinct style and approach to music making is aimed at bringing together the often far-spread constellations of music lovers; from the festival stage, to the cellar jazz club through to the living room metal show. ... more
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