Today's Top Tune

From the newly-minted full-length album by seminal NYC band Interpol we offer "Number 10," an expansive song that sounds like it was built for stadiums!

You've heard of "slow cooking." Well, singer/songwriter Marissa Nadler has been refining her "slow music" for years. "Blue Vapors" focuses on her elegant brand of folk music, balanced by Dum Dum Girls' founding member Kristen Kontrol's strumming &...

KCRW favorite Brett Dennen is known for his breezy pop songs, but his newest batch of tunes mines the LA-based singer's personal life for inspiration. On a recent visit to MBE with his band, Dennen performed "Home Away from Home," and let us in on...

Avant-garde vocalist and performance artist, Josiah Wise, AKA serpentwithfeet, put out a stunning debut album earlier this summer. On "invoice," Wise evokes the wide-eyed curiosity of his childhood.

British producer Ross From Friends, AKA Felix Clary Weatherall, hands over the release of his debut album to Brainfeeder, Flying Lotus' label, offering up an intricately-layered sonic palette. Careful with each & every sound, Weatherall taps into...

It took D.C. native Andrew Bayer five years to make his third album, but it may be his most defining work to date. Relying less on traditional dance floor beats, Bayer turns to Norwegian singer/songwriter Ane Brun to pay tribute to artists like Kate...

"Solace" takes many forms, but in this case we're talking about the forthcoming album that live-electronic trio RÜFÜS DU SOL took a year to write and record in Venice, CA. Due this fall, their album occupies the intersection between dynamic indie...

Prolific songwriter Laura Veirs came to KCRW with a full band to celebrate the release of her 10th solo album. She left us with an exclusive version of "Seven Falls," and shared how she works her songs.

This shape-shifting DJ and dance-music producer can straddle multiple worlds, yet belongs to none. After six long years and plenty of tinkering, Matthew Dear is back with a shadowy sound on "Bunny's Dream."

Thomas Dybdahl offers one of the most beautiful songs in his new opus, "Look At What We've Done," a slinky gem made for late night romance.