Paramore's 'Told You So' Video Gives Us Red Beret Envy
"Told You So" is a polyrhythmic workout of a pop song with some of Taylor York's most athletic guitar work yet.
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New Mix: Feist, Beth Ditto, Frankie Cosmos, Rostam, More
Hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton are joined by NPR Music's Lars Gotrich to share the week's best new music, including another cut from Sufjan Stevens' Planetarium collaboration and Feist.
Holly Macve On World Cafe
Some coffee and an open mic were all this U.K. singer needed to land a record deal. Hear the conversation and performance.
Jamila Woods' Hair-Raising Video For 'Holy' Is A Psalm Of Self-Love
Some black girl magic and a little reassurance is just what the Chicago native ordered to get over an old flame.
Is Pharrell, The First Man To Model A Chanel Bag, Pushing Any Boundaries?
In promoting a $4,000 handbag, is the producer widening the boundaries of hip-hop fashion?
James Elkington's 'Wading The Vapors' Whips Up A Gust Of Guitar And Cello
The Chicago-based English guitarist finds the space between fire and smoke, tangling complex fingerpicking into quiet melodies that glow.
'Sgt. Pepper's' Becomes A 'Star Wars' Parody In Comical New Album
The farce is strong with this one.
Grandaddy Bassist Kevin Garcia Dies After Suffering Stroke
The band announced the sad news on its Facebook page Tuesday night.
How Fyre's Organizers Used 'Influencers' To Market A Festival That Didn't Exist
The event's marketing pitch borders on self-parody.
Portugal. The Man On World Cafe
For a danceable band of low-key, really nice dudes from Alaska, Portugal. The Man has stirred up some controversy. Hear a live performance and interview.