Having Audio Glitching Issues in Video Export from Premier Pro CS6

I have been exporting video for the first time from Pro CS 6. The audio I am using plays perfectly in the timeline, but after exporting, when I play it back, it sounds very glitchy and it stutters quite a bit. I really hear a "digital fluttering".
I am using fairly common H264 settings for YouTube, and have tried different formats with the same effect. The audio is 48khz at 24bit, and shouldn't be having any problems. Its actually one song, and I am not using any of the audio from the camera footage. I haven't changed the audio at all, so it's not a conversion problem.
I have even tried to re-marry the song in pro tools, but it just seems to have the same effect. I can't seem to find any threads that address this, except for one, and the solution was not applicable.
Has anyone encountered this issue and figured out the solution?
I am not asking the box to do anything less than totally ordinary, so am a bit confused on this one.

yes.
here is a sample of the video and audio
https://vimeo.com/87367096

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