When Island offered Ian North a solo deal, he left Milk ‘N’ Cookies and moved to London, forming a new group called Ian’s Radio, which eventually became Neo. By this time, Sal Maida had quit the group as well, to play with Sparks.
Without North, who had written all of the band’s material, the remaining members of Milk ‘n’ Cookies recorded a few more demos but no further albums were ever released.
The band reunited in 2005 to play at the Radio Heartbeat Power Pop Fest in Brooklyn.
Justin Strauss
Vocals Ian North
Guitar, vocals Jay Weiss
Bass Sal Maida
Bass Mike Ruiz
Drums
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