Foxygen On World Cafe
Eleven musicians squeeze into the World Cafe studio to recreate some of the danceable splendor of the band's new album, Hang.
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Listen: Cayetana, The Menzingers, Restorations On ACLU Covers Comp
Members of the Philly punk scene and bands from across the country have come together for the 38-track covers album Don't Stop Now.
Lalo Schifrin On Piano Jazz
The composer behind the Mission: Impossible theme joined host Marian McPartland in 1997.
Songs We Love: Tall Friend, 'Termites'
The Philadelphia band gets at the heart of youthful romance with peculiar — and, frankly, gross — scientific specificity.
Songs We Love: Charles Lloyd & The Marvels, 'Masters Of War (Feat. Lucinda Williams)'
Bob Dylan's song is a blunt object, liturgical in its cadence and damning in its censure. The saxophonist and singer tackle it with grace and a small but useful tension.
Guest Dose: The Black Madonna
Marea Stamper, one of the top dozen DJs in the world, made you a mix of her favorite new tracks.
For The Inauguration, Trump's Music Picks Look A Lot Like Richard Nixon's
As candidate and then president-elect, Donald Trump has been all about breaking molds. But the musical artists performing at his swearing-in ceremony reflect nothing so much as well-worn tradition.
Hear Arcade Fire's New Song With Mavis Staples, 'I Give You Power'
Just in time for Friday's inauguration, Arcade Fire and Mavis Staples team up to deliver a message for all elected officials: "I give you power / I can take it away."
Why Bruckner Matters: A Listener's Guide With Daniel Barenboim
Need to brush up on your Bruckner? Or discover his symphonies for the first time? Let conductor Daniel Barenboim guide you through all nine symphonies in this audio primer.
Radical Imagination: Jazz And Social Justice
The Transformations Suite is Samora Pinderhughes' ambitious new work combining music, words and visuals — inspired by African-American resistance and protest movements.