Jake Blair

Freelance Whales – "Spitting Image" (Little Daylight Remix)

Little Daylight, everyone's favorite dream-poppy remixers (and whose identities remain a mystery), have just released another one of their highly-sought after tracks. This time it's Queens indie-rockers Freelance Whales who get the Little…

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Earmilk Interview: Rockie Fresh

Rockie Fresh has had quite a year. The 21 year-old Chicago rapper from his second mixtape, Driving 88, to rave reviews, which in turn led to video and photo shoots,…

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Rubblebucket – "(Focus) Oversaturated"

Rubblebucket is a Brooklyn/Boston based indie band that is getting plenty of press and praise for their chaotic and eclectic brand of genre-bending melodies. But, it's their live performances that…

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Niki and the Dove – "Tomorrow" (Little Daylight Remix) [Earmilk Exclusive]

Another remix of Niki and the Dove's "Tomorrow" may not sound all that exciting, but trust me- this one is worth a listen, if for no other reason than we're…

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Earmilk Interview: Junica [Earmilk Exclusive: Interview + Video]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrq1b_TH2Z0[/youtube] Earmilk: Hey Nick- You are in New Zealand. So that means you’re a day ahead of us? Nik Brinkman: Hey, yeah, it’s sort-of like the “future country” down here.…

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Earmilk Interview: The Neighbourhood

The Neighbourhood, in case you haven't gotten the memo, are one of the hottest tickets in music; the heir(s) apparent to the indie-rock throne. Their singles have floated around the…

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KO KO – "Float"

KO KO's music is built for summer. The southern California dream-pop duo, consisting of brothers Ryan and Taylor Lawhon, have "never known winter;" their debut EP, Float, is every bit as pleasant and…

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Hortlax Cobra – "Berlin"

John Eriksson, drummer and one part of the beloved indie-whistling trio Peter Bjorn and John (he's John), has been keeping busy. June 4 will mark the debut release from Eriksson's…

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Japandroids – The House That Heaven Built [Album]

Full transparency: this song came out two months ago, and it's not free on our site. Typically, if one of those two facts were true about a post on our site…

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The Neighbourhood – I'm Sorry… [EP]

Los Angeles indie-rockers The Neighbourhood have finally emerged from the shadows with the release of their first EP, I'm Sorry…, coupled with the release of a third single, "Wires." Wires is consistent with the…

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Harlan – "A.D." [Video]

LA's genre-bending funkmaster Harlan is back with another video, this time utilizing a medium which has fallen into neglect with the advent of/increasing viability of "CGI" animation (computers, you guys). The video…

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The M Machine – Metropolis, Pt. 1 [EP]

I hate to sound hyperbolic here, but everything about The M Machine is epic. I'm not going to spend a ton of time re-phrasing what's been written about them, so I'll…

Freelance Whales – "Spitting Image" (Little Daylight Remix)

Earmilk Interview: Rockie Fresh

Rubblebucket – "(Focus) Oversaturated"

Niki and the Dove – "Tomorrow" (Little Daylight Remix) [Earmilk Exclusive]

Earmilk Interview: Junica [Earmilk Exclusive: Interview + Video]

Earmilk Interview: The Neighbourhood

KO KO – "Float"

Hortlax Cobra – "Berlin"

Japandroids – The House That Heaven Built [Album]

The Neighbourhood – I'm Sorry… [EP]

Harlan – "A.D." [Video]

The M Machine – Metropolis, Pt. 1 [EP]

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