Buddy Holly

Buddy Holly – "Slippin' and Slidin'" (Jacques Renault Remix)

January 18, 2012
Alyce Currier

In a world where my electronic explorations often lead me to all things dark and abrasive, I recently find myself increasingly compelled to seek out the foil to my natural…

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Girls – "Honey Bunny" [New Single]

August 27, 2011
Liz Choi

In less than one month, Christopher Owens and Chet "JR" White of the San Francisco-based band, Girls, will release their second album entitled Father, Son, Holy Ghost. With a fall…

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Non-Fat Urban Soundtrack [Episode 7]

July 28, 2011
Montrey Whittaker

Time for another episode of the Non-Fat Urban Soundtrack series, which is mixed and hosted by DJ Steve Martin. He is currently in LA where he already brings a weekly…

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Elvis Perkins In Dearland

August 13, 2009
jsully

Here at Earmilk, there are a few favorites that get passed around and around. We talk about them at the meetings, we go to the shows, and we listen while…

Buddy Holly – "Slippin' and Slidin'" (Jacques Renault Remix)

Girls – "Honey Bunny" [New Single]

Non-Fat Urban Soundtrack [Episode 7]

Elvis Perkins In Dearland

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