E12013/01/07
One minute, Lucius sounds like a '60s girl group; the next might conjure images of Emmylou Harris.
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E12013/01/07
One minute, Lucius sounds like a '60s girl group; the next might conjure images of Emmylou Harris.
E22013/01/14
With members of The Decemberists, the band lends a snappy, lilting quality to songs of alienation.
E32013/01/28
Frontman Kevin Barnes uses the intimacy of the NPR Music offices to try out some quiet new material.
E42013/02/04
The a cappella ensemble sings widely divergent songs from American, European and Sufi traditions.
E52013/02/11
In The xx's songs, all the calm chilliness in the world can't quite contain an exposed heart.
E62013/02/18
Winston Yellen's arresting voice propels a lighthearted but deeply affecting set at the NPR office.
E72013/02/25
The guitarist brings a decidedly non-standard approach to jazz's standard practices.
E82013/03/04
The fast-rising Brooklyn trio sings beautiful, heartfelt, impeccably harmonized folk-pop songs.
E92013/03/11
Watch one of the best fiddlers on the planet and a subtle guitar master work their magic.
E102013/04/08
The Danish band ransacks the NPR Music offices looking for sound-making material and new ideas.
E112013/04/15
To coincide with the release of the band's 13th album, Fade, Yo La Tengo performs an acoustic set.
E122013/04/22
The duo's quietly energetic performance hangs over the the NPR Music offices like a soft mist.
E132013/04/29
Zany, brainy and danceable, these guys' music mixes rock and jazz like King Crimson at its fiercest.
E142013/05/06
Watch the violinist spin out music by John Williams and Bach in sweet, soulful tendrils of sound.
E152013/05/13
The veteran country players mix corny humor, musical merrymaking and timeless vocal harmonies.
E162013/05/20
The 73-year-old Iranian icon unleashes torrents of swooping, soaring sound that elicit goosebumps.
E172013/05/29
Imani Winds' members shrink Igor Stravinsky down to size in a quintet take on The Rite of Spring.
E182013/06/03
OK Go helps us transport the Tiny Desk from NPR Music's old headquarters to our new facility.
E192013/06/10
Watch the band perform acoustic arrangements of four songs from its new album, Trouble Will Find Me.
E202013/06/15
An 11-piece brass band turns up the funk and flies the flag high for its native Richmond, Va.
E212013/06/17
One of the world's finest folksingers channels the spirit of Woody Guthrie at the NPR Music offices.
E222013/06/24
Watch the singer-songwriter and her band perform three songs from her fine new album, American Kid.
E232013/06/29
A brilliant cellist with a stunning command of her instrument, Beiser performs at the NPR offices.
E242013/07/01
The U.K. singer performs some of her most intimate material in a short set at the NPR Music offices.
E252013/07/06
The Malian musician and his band craft melodies and rhythms that cut across age and ethnicity.
E262013/07/08
The rowdy English folk-punk band brings its barely controlled mayhem to the NPR Music offices.
E272013/07/13
Two men with unplugged instruments convey the bawdy rowdiness of a full band.
E282013/07/15
When the British singer performs, her emotionally fiery music just gets hotter and grittier.
E292013/07/20
The singer, instrumentalist and music therapist plays slinky, forceful songs at NPR Music.
E302013/07/22
Hear three sturdy pop songs from In Guards We Trust, performed live at the NPR Music offices.
E312013/07/27
Hear the "classically trained garage band" perform with staggering technique and contagious energy.
E322013/07/29
Watch Falconberry and five bandmates perform three delicate songs from her recent album Leelanau.
E332013/08/03 · 14 分
Henson's voice is so fragile and hushed, if you were 10 feet away from him you'd barely hear a peep.
E342013/08/10
Guthrie and his band drove 18 hours round-trip from Ontario to perform three songs for NPR Music.
E352013/08/12
The Australian sextet crafts busily impeccable, harmony-intensive pop music with a danceable sway.
E362013/08/17
The 17-member chamber-rock collective uses its size in the service of great, snappy, stirring songs.
E372013/08/19
The community that's formed around The Front Bottoms speaks to the band's passion and compassion.
E382013/08/26
Concha Buika's voice comes from Africa and the past. Watch her perform in the NPR Music offices.
E392013/08/31
Watch Gunn's trio perform a set of hypnotic long-form jams that are perfect for taking it easy.
E402013/09/04
Watch Baths' Will Wiesenfeld perform mysterious, textured electronic music in the NPR offices.
E412013/09/07
For our 300th Tiny Desk Concert, we showcase a Tuareg guitarist's fierce, hypnotic, alluring jams.
E422013/09/10
Performing solo, singer Matthew Healy doesn't hesitate to transform both his songs and himself.
E432013/09/14
With an eye on both the past and the future, O'Farrill has jazz and Afro-Cuban music in his DNA.
E442013/09/16
The husband-and-wife duo mixes rowdy folk-rock and rootsy ballads, with the help of a canine friend.
E452013/09/21
A Galician bagpiper and her trio take Celtic sounds in an entirely wild and wonderful direction.
E462013/09/28
Hem makes a homey, fireside kind of music, with songs that feel as if they've always been there.
E472013/09/30
The Zimbabwean legend performs songs from the mournful but celebratory Sarawoga for NPR Music.
E482013/10/05
The operatic tenor, acclaimed for his Rossini, circles back to his roots as a singer of spirituals.
E492013/10/07
Watch the venerable band translate its electric sound to acoustic instruments in an intimate way.
E502013/10/12
Short of seeing her live and in person, this is the best way to encounter June's heartfelt sound.
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