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One of Bob Boilen's favorite live bands explores the comforts of breaking from day-to-day routines in a brutally honest and comical new video.

Annie Clark channels the pain of her ballad into a corner flower store and a replica of the Astor Place Cube in a video directed by pop-artist Alex Da Corte.

The Oregon-bred sister act tackles "Everybody Wants To Rule The World," bathing the song in sweet harmonies while adding a few new lines.

Unlike the MTV VMA-winning visual Young Thug failed to show for, Young Thug shows all the way out on this one.

For centuries, amateur naturalists recorded the living things around them. But Mary Ellen Hannibal says citizen scientists today have a new mandate: to help save species on the brink of extinction.

The track is a blurt of jolting joy that opens with a welcome exclamation — "Good morning!" — before rumbling through two minutes of sunny menace.

The NPR Slingshot band puts down the synths and picks up the guitars in the video for its second single.

Filmed in Melbourne and Philly, the video for "Continental Breakfast" follows Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile as they goof off with family and friends.

Unhinged love is manifested in bright colors and plastic surgery in a video for St. Vincent's thumping electro-rock track.

The Boston band makes brainy, noisy punk that reflects sonic adventure and technical mastery. "Internet," from its album Urge To Merge, shows off the group's flair for the uncanny.