Lo-Fi

London Bridges – "Together" [Gotye Cover]

In case you haven't read my last two posts on the reclusive chillbro London Bridges… CATCH UP! He/she dropped "Together" this past Friday, just in time for me to add this "Somebody That…

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TSARS – Ambire [EP]

The battle for sub-genres continue with this next seapunk chapter installed by UK-based duo Tsars. The 7th release (SPLASH007) to be out since Albert Redwine of Kansas City started Coral…

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Lullatone – "A Slow Waltz" (Halo Remix)

Lullatone is a band based in Nagoya, Japan. They like to consider their own work as pajama pop, which seems pretty fitting if you know Lullatone. Their work is very…

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Unlimited Free Milkshakes – Art Week 2012 [Compilation]

Last year, we discovered Sam Ray, also known as Rickyeatacid, an active lo-fi music producer whose also part of Gremlins and other miscellaneous projects. One of these fun ventures is…

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Lonely Haunts – Eponymous EP

Written and recorded in 2 hours on 4/9/2012. I wrote the lyrics, put some simple chords to it. Sang really badly and uploaded this for free. Lonely Haunts (aka Dustin Moritz of…

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London Bridges – "Falling"

If you saw my post from this past Saturday, then you already know London Bridges. As one commenter put it, "Its music like this that melts my mind into crystal…

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London Bridges – "Let It Die" (Feist Remix)

Headache music and make out music are sonically like this close. This being London Bridges. Talk about relaxation: soft, pitch shifted vox, a sea sick post-garage beat, and marimbas, effing…

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Krusht – "Think Hazy Streets" (Feat. Deanna Neil)

California's lo-fi electronic project Krusht is preparing himself for another great year with AMDISCS Records. Krusht has been throwing spontaneous tracks on his soundcloud and his newest piece is titled "Think…

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XXYYXX – "Lady Boy"

Just this past Tuesday, XXYYXX and the guys/girls over at Relief In Abstract released the eponymous sophomore record XXYYXX to much hype and acclaim. And the wonder kid (producer Marcel Everett) just keeps it coming,…

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Grandpa Was a Lion – Whalestoe B-Sides

Last monday, Grandpa Was a Lion (aka Brooklyn's Justin D'Onofrio) dropped his earthy, lo-fi "Strawberry Fields Forever" cover via Bandcamp. It kickstarted my spring 2012 mixtape. I'm happy to say that GWL's done…

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XXYYXX – XXYYXX [Preview]

Why do you read Earmilk? Because you trust us to bring you the hottest tracks, albums, videos, all of it, from the people who're up and coming before the other big players.…

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Gremlins – Gremlins [EP]

Gremlins just released a self titled album on February 29th. According to their bandcamp, Sam Ray plays the drums and noise in this project. They've tagged themselves as "drugs, experimental,…

London Bridges – "Together" [Gotye Cover]

TSARS – Ambire [EP]

Lullatone – "A Slow Waltz" (Halo Remix)

Unlimited Free Milkshakes – Art Week 2012 [Compilation]

Lonely Haunts – Eponymous EP

London Bridges – "Falling"

London Bridges – "Let It Die" (Feist Remix)

Krusht – "Think Hazy Streets" (Feat. Deanna Neil)

XXYYXX – "Lady Boy"

Grandpa Was a Lion – Whalestoe B-Sides

XXYYXX – XXYYXX [Preview]

Gremlins – Gremlins [EP]

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