In the beginning of 2013, Drew Mills found himself in an airplane flying from Philadelphia to San Francisco. Unknown to him at the time, this cross-country trip would kick-off the next chapter of his artistic story. Not just because it resulted in his first batch of recordings to be released under his new moniker, A.M. Mills (short for Andrew Micah Mills, his full name), but because this introspective journey allowed him to explore and hone his own singular voice and sound.

Six months earlier, Mills’ longtime band, Blood Feathers, dissolved along with his decade-long songwriting partnership. After a desire to explore a darker and more moody direction, Mills got to work penning a batch of songs rooted in his own gospel upbringing, love for obscure worn-out crooners, and avante-garde classic songwriting. With this new output begging to be put on tape, he looked no further than his close friend, sound engineer, and San Franciscan, Terry Yerves to capture this raw early solo work (later released as the Window Box EP in 2017).

Spending this time away from Philadelphia — the scene of much of the heartache, passion, and woe that defined his own life — Mills was granted the opportunity to reflect, temper, and capture these emotions to share with us through his craft as a songwriter.

A.M. Mills’ songs sound like they could have been made at any time, in any place. This air of timelessness makes for a listening experience you won’t find too often — so when an EP like this drops, it’s worth taking some time to soak it in.

- WXPN, thekey

By 2014, A.M. Mills became a fully realized band consisting of close friends Patrick Marsceill (drums), Tracy Stanton (bass), and Joshua Cicetti (guitar). Earning a reputation for "cosmic noir-ish" live performances. The band honed their sound on East Coast stages playing with the likes of The War on Drugs, The Cactus Blossoms, Ex Hex, Peter Matthew Bauer, and more as they worked on material for their first full-band recording.

Mills’ current sound seems to be coming from the same desert plain where they cut Bob Dylan’s Time Out Of Mind. This sound permeates Mills’ Window Box EP, but it also really comes through with his current live band, who’ve truly committed to this vibe — see them whenever you can.

- Philebrity

When A.M. Mills met live sound engineer Joshua Pannepacker in 2016, they collectively realized they shared a sonic kinship and began a collaboration that extended beyond their live performances. In 2017, the group entered the recording studio that Pannepacker was building in suburban New Jersey and emerged 18 months later with their debut full-length album, Angel Eyes. The recording will be released as a limited edition vinyl LP, CD, and digital album on March 27, 2020 by Wilbur Records. Catch A.M. Mills supporting Angel Eyes live with a string of dates in the Spring and Summer of 2020.