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What makes the band's second album truly crackle is the way Sadie Dupuis' words interlock with her band's barreling energy and turn-on-a-dime arrangements.

Merrill Garbus' music finds genius in the ongoing struggle between the orderly and the unknown. tUnE-yArDs' dazzlingly imaginative third album is filled with sudden and arresting left turns.

Like a big, friendly sheepdog that just can't help itself, the Virginia roots-rock group's music bounds right up to you and licks your face. This is a band with little use for muted gestures.

On this week's show, hear new music from Bright Eyes, hip-hop duo G-Side, Colin Stetson, psychedelic rock from Zambia and new music from the veteran English post-punk band Wire.

Hear rare, soon-to-be released recordings from Bob Dylan, a new solo album from Animal Collective's Avey Tare, a new EP by The Tallest Man on Earth, and more on this week's All Songs Cosidered.

Hear an unexpected assortment of our favorite new songs, including indigenous folk with an industrial twist, a Brazilian influenced by tango and a sweet Venezuelan punk band that really, honestly wishes you nothing but the worst in life.

Hear a preview cut from what's rumored to be the last LCD Soundsystem album. Plus Merle Haggard, Judgement Day, Radar Brothers, Cornershop, and more.

Each year on All Songs Considered, we celebrate Valentine's Day with a mix of our favorite love songs. But this year, we decided to mix it up and feature breakup songs.

Phantogram is a Saratoga Springs, N.Y., duo: Sarah Barthel plays keyboards and sings, while Josh Carter plays guitar. These folks have been friends since junior high — about a dozen years ago — and the chemistry is undeniable. Hear Eyelid Movies, the duo's new album of mysterious and danceable pop music, in its entirety.

Mankind has been dreaming about flying in space ever since we began looking up to the stars. Once flight and space travel became a reality, songs about flying to the heavens entered the mainstream musical world. In that spirit, here are some stellar (and interstellar) tracks by Billy Murray, The Byrds and David Bowie.