Post-Punk

INTIMATCHINE stirs up dark-wave seduction on 'I'll Eat You Last' EP [Premiere]

LA based duo INTIMATCHINE (a.k.a. Chelsey Holland and Christopher Wormald) are caught in the grog of a post-coital comedown. Ex-lovers and ongoing band mates since 2008, their synth-goth droning finds…

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Neonfaith – "Neonfaith" [EP]

It's pretty much impossible to predict what's next in line for any indie consumer, with styles and sounds varying similar to the pace of the clothes on our backs. I…

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TV Ghost – "Elevator"

TV Ghost's sound seems to have grown simultaneously bigger and darker since releasing their debut album, Cold Fish in 2009. The band have consistently demonstrated a strong post-punk influence, but there has…

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A Grave With No Name – "Aurora"

With its anti-gravity vocals and jet-engine synths, "Aurora" might incline toward the upper atmosphere, but a ripe post-punk bass line and a spiky industrial beat keep things tethered to the…

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Holy Esque – "St." [Video]

The relationship between Scotland and post-punk continues to thrive. Its latest incarnation, the Glasgow quartet Holy Esque, strikes a darker chord than some of the more radio-ready offerings that have…

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City Calm Down – "Pleasure and Consequence" [Video]

Coming up from the land down under, City Calm Down is an Australian electronic indie quartet who channels subtle aspects of post-punk through their pop style. They established their presence…

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Liars – "No.1 Against the Rush" [Video]

Having become largely an aficionado of electronic producers, Liars are one of the few conventional bands that still gets me. I can still listen to their albums that I listened to on…

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Astroboter – "Metrokinesis"

Today is a very special day. Not only is it 4/20, it is the day when Astroboter is born. His first album release Astroboter dropped today. I've been keeping a…

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Artist Remixed – Red Hot Chili Peppers

There are thousands of popular artists out there today making new singles all the time. With the increase in bedroom producers, though, the ability to simply download a whole studio…

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Trust – "Sulk"

Trust's latest single, "Sulk", is a delectable preview of things to come on their upcoming LP TRST (out February 28 on Arts and Crafts), blending their eerie instrumentation with a…

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Regurgitator – "No Show" [Video]

Australian natives, Regurgitator is a band that can rock hard. Formed in 1994, these men have been around and toured numerous countries including Beijing, China. Their music has a divergent…

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Kurt von Stetten – "He's No Writer" [Earmilk Premiere]

Sometimes, a little garage rock is all we need to feel alive. With the different genres here at Earmilk, we are premiering a song that can assist you in that…

INTIMATCHINE stirs up dark-wave seduction on 'I'll Eat You Last' EP [Premiere]

Neonfaith – "Neonfaith" [EP]

TV Ghost – "Elevator"

A Grave With No Name – "Aurora"

Holy Esque – "St." [Video]

City Calm Down – "Pleasure and Consequence" [Video]

Liars – "No.1 Against the Rush" [Video]

Astroboter – "Metrokinesis"

Artist Remixed – Red Hot Chili Peppers

Trust – "Sulk"

Regurgitator – "No Show" [Video]

Kurt von Stetten – "He's No Writer" [Earmilk Premiere]

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