Herald Reynaldo was born in the 20th of July 1989, started to love music since he was a little, he started to sing in the primary school, and join the children choir at the church. he learn how to play drums when he was 10 years old. but he seems didn't enjoy to learn it. and when he was 2002 he join with an all boys vocal pop group and made one record album label.it was quite a hit in some region in indonesia. but it seems everything was not going well. and the members have different interests in the music , the group disbanded in 2004. Herald had the interest to indie pop music when he was junior high school. he started to learn to play guitar and sings. with his close friend Citra Winitya in high school and form an acoustic duo called mäm, and recorded two demo songs. and the band is now in hiatus. in the mean time. herald interested, in another kind of music he was into noise, and experimental music. started to listen to sonic youth and the velvet underground. and then he met Yudishtira Mahendra, who accidently came to his school to teach percussion. Herald and Yudish decided to form alphalpha, later renamed as l'alphalpha. Was a noise and poetic singing performance band. but then turn into 6 piece indie Pop band, with indie -rock ,post-rock influence. they are now working their album, and play gigs. While spending his time in college with herald and citra (in the same college) met jodi setiawan, in the Faculty of Art and Design ITB. jodi wanted to form a twee pop band, and asked herald to be the drummer, and citra to play the bass. And then they are both officially joined Jodi In the Morning Glory Parade and released an EP album, and three singles. Herald wrote many songs, with different styles of music, recorded them with his own laptop. almost everyday. and didn't release them in anywhere. and then finally he decided to share and release the songs by uploading to his blog. using the name as krautmilk! he is trying to share his music to you. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Krautmilk">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.