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After midnight at SXSW, the quiet folk duo Luluc sings "Star," a disquieting prayer that questions the light in the dark.

Watch a black-and-white 16mm video for an airy folk song that's at once warming and unsettling.

Invisible Things is the squirreliest, weirdest, loudest noise-rock band in recent memory. Fittingly, stop-motion paintings lead viewers down a wormhole in this video for the knotty track.

Composer Christina Vantzou makes the kind of music that leaves listeners questioning reality. Her latest video unfolds in a void, where a dimly lit figure chases its own reflection.

On this new one, the Oakland-based band's battering noise-rock graduates into a beautiful, but still brute-forced, groove.

The documentary comes amid new litigation, as 24 states fight the Sackler family's attempt to seek immunity for their role in fueling the crisis.

Life's big challenges have fueled the rapper's hard-earned success. "Santa Monica Blvd" affirms a triumphant IDK, punctuated by the hook: "I win, I win, again and again."

Singer-songwriter Andrea Silva is enormously adept at dreamy, languid balladry. Even when crisp, gorgeous guitars dominate the mix, it's hard not to hang on her every word.

An Australian singer-songwriter with a gift for deadpan observation and deftly deployed guitar licks, Carla Geneve sneaks up on you.

The musicians of the versatile, Grammy-winning Attacca Quartet have transformed themselves into an electronica-dance-ambient string quartet for their new album, Real Life.