Milburn is an indie rock band hailing from Sheffield, England, a city with a rich musical heritage that also gave rise to Arctic Monkeys, with whom Milburn shares some history. The group consisted of Joe Carnall on lead vocals and bass guitar, Louis Carnall as the guitarist and backing vocalist, Tom Rowley on lead guitar, and Joe Green on drums. They formed in 2001 and started making waves in the UK music scene with their energetic live performances and relatable lyrics steeped in the themes of working-class life.

The band's early sound was characterized by upbeat tempos and a certain rawness reminiscent of the British garage rock revival. Their debut album, "Well Well Well", released in 2006, was met with critical acclaim and helped establish their presence in the UK. After a brief hiatus, Milburn returned with renewed vigor in the mid-2010s, bringing with them a maturity in their sound without losing the vigor and straightforward storytelling that endeared them to their fans. Their more recent releases like "Midnight Control" and "Nothing for You" reflect this evolution, further cementing their place in the landscape of British indie rock. Despite not achieving the same level of mainstream success as some of their peers, Milburn holds a loyal fanbase and continues to contribute to the genre with their distinct Sheffield twang and infectious rhythms.