What makes The King in Yellow by Dead Milkmen notable?

'The King in Yellow' was notable for its critical reception, being praised for its sharp wit and social commentary. It showcased the band's ability to maintain relevance in an era dominated by digital music trends, reaching audiences both old and new and reinforcing their status within the alt-rock scene. Released in 2011, 'The King in Yellow' marked the Dead Milkmen's first studio album in over a decade, following their 1995 release 'Stoney's Extra Stout.' At this point, the band had reformed after a hiatus and was navigating the evolving music landscape while attempting to reconnect with their fanbase through a mix of nostalgia and new material.