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Valentine's Day Dedications Don't look now, but Valentine's Day is once again looming on the horizon. One of our most polarizing holidays, Valentine's Day either reminds you of the seemingly endless frustrations of being single or, as with most of the listeners who shared stories for this edition of All Songs Considered, it's a chance to celebrate love in all of its wonderfully unpredictable, beautifully diverse forms. On this week's show, listeners dedicate songs to the ones they love. Hear music from ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | New Music From Andrew Bird, Julianna Barwick, And MoreThe latest mix from All Songs Considered includes a sneak preview of Andrew Bird's highly anticipated new album Break It Yourself, the hypnotic harmonies of Julianna Barwick, sweet pop from Hospitality and a couple of CDs picked solely for their cover art, from the bands Thee American Revolution and Artificial Lover. Also on the show: the surprising and elusive music of Spoek Mathambo, and NPR Music's Frannie Kelley joins hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton to share one of her favorite new hi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Sharon Van Etten, Listening Party InterviewFirst Listen: Sharon Van Etten, 'Tramp'An interview with Sharon Van Etten with questions from NPR Music listener and Sharon fans.On her 2009 breakthrough Because I Was in Love, Sharon Van Etten is the embodiment of exposed nerves; the very essence of wounded vulnerability. In that record's best song, "Much More Than That," she lays out her insecurities while laying herself bare: Adorned by little more than a chorus of her own looped voice, Van Etten tentatively recalls tiny romantic gesture ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | New Mix: Blistering Punk, Campy Rap And Some Great UnknownsThis week on All Songs Considered: Bob Boilen drops a party-rap track direct from Canada; Robin Hilton explains what he loves so much about Thomas Patrick Maguire, the songwriter he recently named his favorite new artist; and a surprise guest busts up the proceedings with some good old-fashioned California punk. Plus: pulsing, atmospheric tracks from Young Magic and Lucius, and the original voices of Liz Green and Sea of Bees.NEW MIX: CEREMONY, SEA OF BEES, YOUTH LAGOON, MOREMitchmaticAlbum ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Premieres From Leonard Cohen, Lower Dens, Lambchop, And Oh, Robin's BackTo celebrate the return of producer and co-host Robin Hilton, this week's All Songs Considered is the first proper episode of all-new music this year. On this episode, three guys who have never had trouble cranking out songs — Leonard Cohen, The Magnetic Fields' Stephin Merritt and Lambchop's Kurt Wagner — unveil cuts from their new albums. Also: a sneak preview from Lower Dens, an under-the-radar band from Baltimore that's also readying a new release.The Magnetic FieldsAlbum: L ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | globalFEST 2012Twelve bands, 17 different countries, three stages, one frenzied night: That's the promise of globalFEST, a yearly showcase for international musicians who come from around the world to New York's Webster Hal. There, they introduce themselves to American club bookers, festival programmers, band managers and, of course, music fans. If you pace yourself well, there's just enough time during the evening's six hours to get a good taste of each band — and this year's amazing array of talen ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | 2012 Winter Music Lookahead.mp3Sleigh BellsAlbum: Reign of TerrorSong: Born to LoseShearwaterAlbum: Animal JoySong: Animal Life Stew & The Negro ProblemAlbum: Making ItSong: Love Is A CultAdam ArcuragiAlbum: Like a Fire That Consumes All Before It...Song: The WellCraig FinnAlbum: Clear Heart Full EyesSong: Rented RoomDirty ThreeAlbum: Toward The Low SunSong: That Was WasImperial TeenAlbum: Feel the SoundSong: Out From InsideCharlie Haden/Hank JonesAlbum: Come SundaySong: Going HomeSharon Van EttenAlbum: TrampSon ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | All Songs Considered Holiday Music Special 2011Holiday music is inescapable this time of year, but it's worth remembering that "Jingle Bell Rock" isn't the only game in town. This week on All Songs Considered, Bob Boilen sits down with NPR's Jacob Ganz and Barrie Hardymon to play some holiday music you may not have heard before. That includes a 15th-century English carol, a 2010 club banger revamped with a Hanukkah theme, and a truly bizarre Prince song that finds the Purple One toasting his dead lover with a banana daiquiri ... on Chri ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Listeners Pick Their Favorite Albums Of 2011This summer, when All Songs Considered asked listeners to vote for their favorite albums of the year so far, there were a handful of shoo-ins. Instantly beloved releases by Bon Iver, Adele, Fleet Foxes, The Decemberists and others all made a predictably strong showing.Six months later, many of those albums have held their ground — but our poll of listeners' 100 favorite records from all of 2011 still had its surprises. The Black Keys swooped into the No. 6 slot with El Camino, an albu ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Discussion: The Year In Music, 2011Was 2011 the year of the sneak attack? So many of big musical moments in the past 12 months seemed to appear out of nowhere. There was the unlikely return of the ukulele, which took a starring role in one of the year's most fascinating and talked-about releases, the tUnE-yArDs album w h o k i l l. Wilco and Bright Eyes, each coming off a run of albums that divided fans, dropped career-defining records — no less odd or experimental than their predecessors, but packed top to bottom with ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Viking's Choice_ 2011 In Metal And Outer Sound.mp3Viking's Choice: 2011 In Metal And Outer SoundAs NPR Music begins year-end music list season, we normally save producer and Viking's Choice blogger Lars Gotrich's favorite furious blast beats, meditative drones, spiraling riffs and other such unclassifiable sounds for after Christmas. Not this time around. We wanted the noise and we wanted it now.While no one sound or trend truly dominated metal or outer sound in 2011, Lars talks to All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen about a set of field ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | When New York Was 'On Fire': A Mid-'70s Musical RevolutionIf you were in New York City in the 1970s, you might have stumbled upon the birth of punk, new-wave, hip-hop, salsa, disco, minimalist classical and avant-garde jazz. The city during these five years — 1973 through '77 — was the birthplace of many of the most innovative and influential musical genres born in the second half of the 20th Century, despite the fact that it was economically devastated, and was thought — at the time — to be musically bankrupt.Will Hermes w ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | New Music From The Black Keys, J?nsi, Drake And MoreSinners repent, for the end of the year is nigh. Starting soon, NPR Music will begin looking back on the best music of 2011 — but this week's All Songs sneaks a few new releases under the wire before all the counting down begins. Perhaps the biggest surprise is a new record from Jónsi, the Sigur Rós frontman who released his dazzling solo debut last year, and has been mostly quiet since then. Jonsi is behind the original soundtrack for the upcoming Cameron Crowe film We Boug ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | These Go To Eleven: Songs Best Heard Extra-LoudThere's no denying certain songs are best experienced when played as loud as possible. Since this Friday, 11/11/11, is Nigel Tufnel Day — the unofficial holiday honoring the fictional Spinal Tap guitarist, who cranked his amplifiers past 10 — this week's episode is all about the songs that instantly make you want to turn the volume up.Such songs can be simple and anthemic, like The Modern Lovers' garage-punk or Kelly Clarkson's roller-coaster pop. Or they can be densely layered, ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | These Go To Eleven: Songs Best Heard Extra-LoudThere's no denying certain songs are best experienced when played as loud as possible. Since this Friday, 11/11/11, is Nigel Tufnel Day — the unofficial holiday honoring the fictional Spinal Tap guitarist, who cranked his amplifiers past 10 — this week's episode is all about the songs that instantly make you want to turn the volume up.Such songs can be simple and anthemic, like The Modern Lovers' garage-punk or Kelly Clarkson's roller-coaster pop. Or they can be densely layered, ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | The Mind-Blowing, Mysterious Moogfest: Festival RecapIf it weren't for Robert Moog, a lot of the music you enjoy today might not have been possible. As inventor of the Moog synthesizer, he gave rise not only to the technology needed for modern electronic music, but also to the creative spirit that inspired countless musicians to take his vision and play with it, mold it and reshape it into mind blowing works of art.This past weekend, a remarkably gifted group of electronic and experimental rock artists gathered to celebrate Moog's genius in A ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | CMJ Discoveries: Casiokids, Firehorse, Caveman, MoreAs it does every fall, the CMJ Music Marathon came to New York City last week. They don't call it a marathon for nothing: For a band, performing in the festival can mean playing 10 shows in five days. For a fan, the choices of what to see are daunting and distant. Alabama Shakes might be playing on Delancey Street, while Teen is in Brooklyn and The Lonely Forest is playing KEXP's Showcase at the Ace Hotel, 20 minutes away. For music journalists, it's hard not to wish you could clone yoursel ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Electronic Edition: M83, Burial And Massive Attack, Four Tet, MoreNPR Music producers Sami Yenigun and Otis Hart return once again to hold court with Bob Boilen on the best new electronic music. This episode of All Songs Considered includes tracks from superstars M83 and Four Tet, a collaboration between Burial and Massive Attack, off-the-radar releases from The Field, Luca Bacchetti, Roll the Dice and RxRy, and a mysterious single from an unknown artist.Along the way, Sami and Otis explain some of the peculiarities and buzzw ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | A Final Gift From Steve Jobs, Plus New Music From First Aid Kit, Still Corners, MoreThis past week has been filled with plenty of heartfelt remembrances for the late Apple guru Steve Jobs. And while some may say it's time for the media to move on, we think we'd be remiss if we didn't acknowledge on this edition of All Songs Considered all the amazing things he did for music. So in our final goodbye, hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton turn the first part of the show over to the iPod for a couple of random discoveries, one of the many gifts Jobs gave to music lovers.Also on t ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Biophilia: Bjork Visualizes MusicBjork is a visionary. Sit down with her, and she'll tell you how today's technology gives her hope and allows her to be intuitive and emotive. Talk about music, and the Icelandic singer will tell you how the chorus in a song is like a wide-open space and how the verse is a constricted, narrow tunnel. Launch her collaborative iPad/iPhone application, and you'll see how this vision of music takes shape, literally.Here is the conversation we had in an office in New York City.And here are a few ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Festival Recap: The Magic Of All Tomorrow's PartiesAll Tomorrow's Parties isn't like most music festivals: It looks for artists on the fringes sonically and aesthetically, with guest curators adding a personal touch. The festival, which began in 1999, is held in both the U.K. and the U.S. The American version took place this past weekend on the boardwalk of Asbury Park, N.J. Portishead picked the bands to play Saturday's shows, which included everything from the U.K. post-punk group The Horrors and messed-up dub-rock outfit The Pop Group to ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | New Mix: Childish Gambino, Symphonic Peter Gabriel, MoreDonald Glover is almost as prolific a rapper as he is an actor and comedian — which makes his upcoming album more than your average celebrity crossover record. The star of NBC's Community has been releasing hip-hop albums online since 2008 under the alias Childish Gambino (which he picked from a website that generates Wu-Tang Clan member names). This week's All Songs has a cut from his first physical release, CAMP, due out in November.Also on this episode: Sporting another comically r ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Laura Veirs, Harold Budd, Pujol, Exitmusic, MoreThis week on All Songs Considered, youth and age meet in the middle. A still-kicking Tony Bennett teams up with the still freakishly youngLady Gaga on his new Duets II; Laura Veirs, who was very pregnant the last time she visited NPR, marks her new motherhood with a children's album; and Harold Budd, the wizened experimental composer who announced his retirement from music years ago, reemerges with one of the most beautiful albums of his career. Also on th ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Listening Party And Q&A With WilcoOn Monday, Sept. 19, we played the entire new Wilco album, The Whole Love, for a special online listening party. This is that conversation with Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, John Stirratt and Pat Sansone Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Fall Music Preview: Atlas Sound, Bjork, Feist, MoreSummer's almost over, but if this year's warm-weather months weren't everything you hoped they'd be, there's one heck of a consolation prize around the corner: loads and loads of great new music.This week on All Songs Considered, NPR Music's Song of the Day editor Stephen Thompson and The Record critic Ann Powers join hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton to talk about some of the releases they're most looking forward to coming out this fall. That includes a new multimedia "app" album from Bjor ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | St. Vincent Takes Your QuestionsSt. Vincent (Annie Clark) joins us for a chat about her new record. If you missed our listening party, we played the entre record and then had St. Vincent join us for a conversation about her album Strange Mercy.Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Nick Lowe Plays DJNick Lowe is one of those musicians who actually seems to get better with age. He got his start in the mid-'60s English roots- and country-rock group Kippington Lodge, which later changed its name to Brinsley Schwarz, and earned a cult following in the local pub scene for the band's laid-back, feel-good swagger. Later, as a solo artist, he wrote inspired songs full of wit and heartache, such as "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding," a hit for Elvis C ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | New Mix: Neutral Milk Hotel, Olivia Tremor Control, Tom Waits, MoreOn this edition of All Songs Considered hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton share the music they love most this week:1. Neutral Milk Hotel: Oh Sister2. Olivia Tremor Control: The Game You Play Is In Your Head3. Lisa Hannigan: Home4. Pedro Soler & Gasper Claus: Insomnio Mineral5. Jesse Sykes and the Sweet Hereafter: Come To Mary6. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah: Same Mistake7. Tom Waits: Bad As Me8. James Blake and Bon Iver: Fall Creek Boys Choir Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | T-Bone Burnett On 10 Years Of 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?'When the soundtrack to the Coen Brothers film O Brother, Where Art Thou? hit American ears 10 years ago, the impact was as massive as it was unexpected. Led by producer T-Bone Burnett, the album paired contemporary artists with the folk, blues, country and gospel of the movie's Depression-era setting. It became a runaway hit, selling roughly nine million copies and scoring a Grammy for Album of the Year. More importantly, it kick-started an Americana music revival that is still going strong ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Songs That Make You Feel GoodAfter winter must come spring. Last month, All Songs Considered asked for stories about the songs that make you cry — and received about 8,000 responses, some of them deeply personal. It seemed only fitting, then, to explore the other side of the issue. On this week's show, Bob Boilen, Robin Hilton, and ASC listeners share the songs that elevate their mood, inspiring them to whistle, dance in public, and move on from hardship and heartbreak.
Rocks Off
Artist: Rolling Stones
Album: Exi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Memorable Moments From the Tiny DeskAfter close to 150 performances captured on video, we figured it was time for a look back at one of NPR Music's most unpredictable creations: Tiny Desk Concerts.
On this episode of All Songs Considered, Bob and NPR Music editor Stephen Thompson share their stories of the most moving and surprising moments from three and a half years of live music in the NPR offices.
Gogol Bordello
Song: "Start Wearing Purple"
Bob: "I remember saying to the leader of the band, Eugene Hutz, 'Do y ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | New Mix: Herzog, Grouplove, REM, Andrew Bird, The Teddybears, Bjork, The Features, moreHosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton share their latest mix:
Herzog: Silence
Grouplove: Tongue-Tied
REM: Begin the Begin
Andrew Bird: Bein' Green
The Teddybears: Crystal Meth Christian
Bjork: Crystalline
The Features: Kids
We Were Promised Jet Packs: Act On ImpulseListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | A Newport Folk And Jazz Festival PreviewIt's been more than a half century since the Newport folk and jazz festivals got their start in Rhode Island. In the years since, both events have continued to unite a diverse mix of artists from the far-reaching branches of both genres, while breaking new talent and showcasing revered veterans. That tradition continues July 30 and 31 2011, with the Newport Folk Festival, followed by the Newport Jazz Festival on Aug. 6 and 7. NPR Music will be at both events to webcast and broadcast a full ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Cry Baby Cry, Songs That Make You WeepNo one wants to see two grown men cry — especially not at work. For this week's all-tearjerker episode of All Songs Considered, Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton took the conversation offline and set up shop in Bob's apartment, armed with some home recording gear, a box of Kleenex and a bottle of wine.
Thousands of listeners contributed stories about the music that makes them cry, and while there were some usual suspects — Adele, Sufjan Stevens, and Paul Simon, to name a few — B ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Electronic Edition Part IIIHost Robin Hilton chats with NPR Music's Sami Yenigun and Otis Hart about new and upcoming electronic releases.
1.Hudson Mohawke- Thank You (Satin Panthers EP)2. Apparat- Black Water3. Danny Daze- Your Everything4. Balam Acab- Apart5. Ital- Only For Tonight6. Digital Line- Africa7. Shlomo- Just Us8. Tiger and Woods- Gin NationListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Summer Music MemoriesOn this week's episode of All Songs Considered, Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton share the songs that made their summers in Queens and Kansas, respectively — and listeners chime in with their own memories. Included are American classics from Bob Dylan and Neil Young, some virtuosic noodling from Funkadelic and Rush, and the inevitable, all-time jam that is Violent Femmes' "Blister in the Sun."
Like a Rolling Stone
Artist: Bob Dylan
Album: Highway 61 Revisited
Maggot Brain
Artist: Fu ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Fountains Of Wayne, New Wilco, Paul McCartney Remastered, Gillian Welch and moreWe've got an exclusive preview of the upcoming Fountains of Wayne album, Sky Full of Holes. Also the Paul McCartney classic "Every Night," from a beautifully remastered version of his debut solo album. Plus, Wilco offers an early taste of its upcoming album The Whole Love — the single is the band's first release on its newly founded label, dBpm Records. Also on the show: M. Ward joins neo-folk singer Carlos Forster for an enchanting ho ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | New Mix: Lykke Li, A Fiery Furnace Goes Solo, Patti Smith Does Buddy Holly And MoreNew music from Fiery Furnaces singer Eleanor Friedberger and her first solo project and a slow-and-steady Buddy Holly cover by Patti Smith. We've also got two premieres from albums that are still months away: a hypnotic groove from the Malian blues veterans in Tinariwen and some typically triumphant indie-pop from Mates of State.Get SomeArtist: Lykke LiAlbum: Wounded RhymesImidiwan MatanamArtist: TinariwenAlbum: TassiliAdd to PlaylistWords of Love (pe ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Discussion: The Year's Best Music (So Far)Around this time each year, the All Songs Considered gang pauses to marvel at how quickly the months are passing, and to reflect on some of the memorable music that's come out so far. What have been some of 2011's biggest surprises? Who are some of the best new artists? NPR Music editor Stephen Thompson and reviewer Ann Powers join co-hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton to share some of the songs and albums they think have helped define the first half of 2011.
Songs in this episode:
RubberArt ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Wilco Live, New Discoveries From Motopony, Other LivesThis week on All Songs Considered: Hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton talk about some of their favorite shows from the recent Sasquatch music festival, including a particularly memorable set from Wilco. Also on the this week's show, we hear some great new discoveries: neo-psychedelia from Other Lives, electro-folk from Motopony, a swirly dreamscape from BOBBY, heartbreaking melodies from Sam Phillips, and fuzzy noise-pop from JEFF the Brotherhood.
Songs in the show:
Via ChicagoArtist: WilcoA ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Wilco Live, New Discoveries From Motopony, Other LivesThis week on All Songs Considered: Hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton talk about some of their favorite shows from the recent Sasquatch music festival, including a particularly memorable set from Wilco. It was just one of several dozen performances from the four-day live concert extravaganza held over the Memorial Day weekend in eastern Washington state. Also on the this week's show, we hear some great new discoveries: neo-psychedelia from Other Lives, electro-folk from Motopony, a swirly dr ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Eno Plays DJWe all have our musical heroes: those artists whose work is game-changing, or even life-changing. On this episode of All Songs Considered, Bob Boilen speaks with his hero, Brian Eno.
Get a Job
Artist: The Silhouettes
Album: Get a Job
Daniel Saw De Stone
Artist: Silver Leaf Quartette of Norfolk
Album: Complete Recorded Works
Captain of Your Ship
Artist: Reparata & The Delrons
Album: Captain of Your Ship
Most Wanted
Artist: Cults
Album: Cults
Dead Finks Don't Talk
Artist: Brian Eno
Albu ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | British DJ Show1. Song: Wires
Artist: Owiny Sigoma Band
Album: Wires
2. Song: The Sound Table
Artist: Cameo
Album: Knights of the Sound Table
3. Song: Love Is The Drug Feat. Cha Cha
Artist: Kode9 & The Spaceape
Album: Black Sun
4. Song: French Kiss
Artist: Lil Louis
Album: House Flash Vol. 11
5. Song: The L Word ft. Jada (Original Mix)
Artist: Deniz Kurzel
Album: The L Word (Single)
6. Song: Go Bang
Artist: Dinosaur L
Album: 24-24 Music
7. Song: When I'm in Awe
Artist: Gaslamp Killer
Album: Death G ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | ew Music From: Bon Iver, Dark Metal From Boris, GraveyardCalgary
Artist: Bon Iver
Album: Bon Iver
Blacks
Artist: Dawn Golden and Rosy Cross
Album: Blow EP
The Rest Of My Life
Artist: Yellowbirds
Album: The Color
Hospital Ships
Artist: Hospital Ships
Album: Lonely Twin
Dystopia (The Earth Is On Fire)
Artist: YACHT
Album: Shangri-La
Hope
Artist: Boris
Album: Attention Please
Ain't Fit To Live Here
Artist: Graveyard
Album: Hisingen BluesListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Moby Plays DJConvoy
Artist: C.W. McCall
Album: C.W. McCall's Greatest Hits
Live and Let Die
Artist: Wings
Album: Wings Greatest
Ghost Rider
Artist: Suicide
Album: Suicide
Warm Leatherette
Artist: The Normal
Album: Warm Leatherette/T.V.O.D.
Rockets
Artist: Moby
Album: Destroyed
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Regiment
Artist: Brian Eno/David Byrne
Album: My Life in the Bush of Ghost
Right Thing
Artist: Moby
Album: Destroyed
I Only Have Eyes for You
Artist: The Flamingos
Album: Best of the Flamingos
Purchase Mus ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Splitsville: Breaking Up with Your Favorite BandOn this week's All Songs Considered we head to Splitsville with a look at some of the bands we've broken up with or grown apart from over the years, along with some of the artists we'll stand by no matter what.Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Super Bueno! Latin Music For Everybody, Part 2Jasmine Garsd and Felix Contreras, hosts of NPR's Latin alternative music show and blog, are back this week to school the ASC crew about what's going on in Latin America and beyond.
1. Los Rakas
2. Geko Jones
3. Lagartijeando
4. Gina Chavez
5. CLDSCP
6. Diego Garcia
7. PegasvsListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Exclusive Previews: Danger Mouse, Le Butcherettes, Ben Sollee, More1. The Ronettes: "Walking In The Rain"
2. Little Scream: "Red Hunting Jacket"
3. The High Llamas: "Berry Adams"
4. Danger Mouse and Daniel Luppi: "The Rose With The Broken Neck"
5. Ben Sollee: "Bible Belt"
6. Le Butcherettes: "I'm Getting Sick Of You"Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Death Cab For Cutie, My Morning Jacket, MoreCircuital
Artist: My Morning Jacket
Album: Circuital
Happy With You
Artist: The Bewitched Hands
Album: Birds & Drums
In The City
Artist: Chris Bathgate
Album: Salt Year
Eleven
Artist: Thao & Mirah
Album: Thao & Mirah
Abducted
Artist: Cults
Album: Cults
Home Is A Fire
Artist: Death Cab For Cutie
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