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Play The Songs You Like is the latest Radiator Hospital record, 16 power-pop songs that no doubt run at fast clip, but giddily stick like those stretchy hands you buy for a quarter.

James Kent, whose music has evolved from sharp-edged synth raves to impressively dense electronic composition, has entered the next phase of Perturbator.

The adventuresome ensemble, along with a science-friendly composer, transforms the rare solar event into music in real time.

John Kolodij sketches a future past with rugged Americana smoked in tea leaves, sheer drones wrapped in muslin cloth. Watch a video for "Black Grasshopper."

The bleak pathos of Bill Withers' original is tempered in this arrangement, which José James bends into a funk jam.

The inventive U.K. band writes about the many ways in which the world can seem like more of a meritocracy than it is.

The song is from Half Waif's forthcoming album, Lavender, which songwriter Nandi Rose Plunkett says focuses on "themes of aging and collapse."

After clearing the rest of the board, the last category was "Talkin' Football." It soon became evident why the contestants had avoided it.

The Chilean MC switches to Latin folk music and emotional singing for her upcoming album.

In 1977, NPR's then movie critic Tom Shales called the first Star Wars film “unquestionably splendibulous.”