On June 9, 2023, The Dead Milkmen released the LP Quaker City Quiet Pills.
From 2021 through 2025 The Dead Milkmen published over 150 videos on YouTube. The general format has each member giving their thoughts on a particular question. They take turns deciding what the weekly question is. This is typically followed by another round where they give a general recommendation.
In July 2017, The Dead Milkmen joined with philanthropic record label the Giving Groove.
The band released Pretty Music for Pretty People , their tenth studio album, on October 7, 2014. The following year, SRA Records issued their split 7-inch with the 1980s Philadelphia hardcore band Flag of Democracy (also known as F.O.D.)
In late 2012, they released “Dark Clouds Gather Over Middlemarch” and “Big Words Make the Baby Jesus Cry”, the first two installments in a series of limited-run singles. This was also the year they appeared on nerdcore rapper MC Lars ‘ EP, Edgar Allan Poe EP , for a new…
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They spent the following two years composing new material before entering the recording studio late in 2010. On March 19, 2011, a new album, The King in Yellow , was released in digital form on the band’s website, with a self-released CD following shortly thereafter.
In late 2008, the band reunited to play their first performances since the Schulthise memorial shows, with Stevens again on bass. After two back-to-back warm-up shows in Philadelphia, including one billed under the pseudonym Les Enfants Du Prague, they played the Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin, Texas . Following…
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The surviving members reunited for two consecutive shows in November 2004 at the Trocadero Theatre in Philadelphia, with Dan Stevens of The Low Budgets playing bass. The shows were intended to pay tribute to Schulthise, and proceeds were donated to a variety of mental health organizations and to Studenica Monastery…
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In 2003, the band issued Now We Are 20 , a repackaging of their self-released Now We Are 10 retrospective CD from 1993. They also collected their music video output and released it on the Philadelphia In Love DVD. Talks of reunion shows briefly emerged, but ended when Schulthise died…
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Schulthise attended Indiana University to study Serbo-Croatian language , literature, history, and culture. In 1998 he moved to Novi Sad , Serbia, where he taught English. His writing was published several times in Svetigora , the magazine of the Serbian Orthodox Church . He hoped to contribute to the country’s…
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