New England “hardcore soft rock” band Milk St. let everything come roaring out on ‘Good Grief,’ a bruising, combustible third album where folk punk intimacy, blown-out alternative rock, and full-throated catharsis collide with guilt, family fracture, self-doubt, and the messy work of growing into yourself. Loud, unguarded, darkly funny, and fiercely alive, it’s a record about what happens when “or whatever” stops being enough – and every ugly, complicated emotion finally gets turned all the way up.