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EARMILK Interview – Sinistarr [Free DL + Vinyl Competition]

August 14, 2012
TS

Jeremy Howard a.k.a. Sinistarr has donned the title of an exemplary producer for some time now. He's certainly earned the reputation with releases on defining drum & bass labels like…

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Sinistarr – Cetra [EP]

June 19, 2012
TS

EARMILK recently asked readers what genres they wanted to hear more of. The few (though clearly impassioned) pleas for drum and bass were not ignored, but Sinistarr's latest Cetra EP…

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Elkat and Moleskin – "Hurt" [Exclusive]

March 2, 2012
Alyce Currier

Leeds duo Elkat and Moleskin, not new to collaboration with one another, will be releasing their first single, "Hurt", on Hit and Hope on March 13. "Hurt" is a slowed-down, deep,…

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Pixelord – "Imaginary Friends" [Earmilk Exclusive]

February 15, 2012
Alyce Currier

You may or may not know Pixelord by name, but there's a decent chance you've encountered his music — he's seen features in mixes by the likes of SBTRKT, LV,…

EARMILK Interview – Sinistarr [Free DL + Vinyl Competition]

Sinistarr – Cetra [EP]

Elkat and Moleskin – "Hurt" [Exclusive]

Pixelord – "Imaginary Friends" [Earmilk Exclusive]

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