Christopher Paul Stelling On World Cafe
Stelling's forceful guitar playing is eye-opening in this performance, recorded live in Philly.
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Hear 'Through The Cellar Door,' A New Single From Lanterns On The Lake
The British indie-rock quartet that's comfortable with the uncomfortable, and unafraid of the dark.
New Mix: An Emotional Rollercoaster With Grimes, Money And More
This week's show is an emotional roller coaster with highs courtesy of the electro-pop artists Grimes and Shmu, and lows from the English rock band Money.
John Adams Mines Beethoven's Mind
Almost every composer, sooner or later, must come to grips with Beethoven. John Adams is inspired by the master's wit and rhythm.
Artists Remember Allen Toussaint
As news has spread of the death of New Orleans pianist, producer and songwriter Allen Toussaint, artists and other luminaries have begun paying tribute to this musical legend on social media.
Songs We Love: The Mekons, 'Go From My Window'
West Yorkshire and Chicago's favorite folk-punks went to a Scottish island to record some traditional fare. This is one of them.
World Cafe Next: The Vulgar Boatmen
Hear songs from a reissue of You And Your Sister, the 1989 album by two bands with a shared name.
Songs We Love: tindersticks, 'Hey Lucinda'
The grand cinematic return of Stuart Staples' band of chamber-goth romantics, includes a duet with the late Lhasa de Sela.
Britain's Moody Dream Pop Group Daughter Returns With New Song, Video
"Numbers," the latest song from Britain's Daughter, is a clever play on identity and purpose in a cruel world. A video for the song ends with a murderous twist.
Aurora: Tiny Desk Concert
At 19 and on the cusp of her first full-length album, the Norwegian singer performs with a sense of discovery and adventure.