Lars Gotrich

The Buckingam-penned "In My World" is immediately familiar to anyone who's spent many nights pouring over the swift guitar work and swaying grooves of Rumours.

That bopping beat, that thick and wobbly synth bass, those voices — TLC is back.

Jeff Tweedy strips down Wilco, Loose Fur and Golden Smog songs on Together At Last.

Sarah Kinlaw's lush meditation on loss and memory transforms into a black-and-white space ballet, a beautiful fall into the abyss.

Feist's first album in six years, Pleasure, comes out in just a couple weeks. Watch a video for its bluesy single.

When Mlny Parsonz rips into a phrase, you feel the wound. Watch Royal Thunder play the '70s-style boogie hard-rocker in a gorgeous house haunted by a dark specter.

Scott Walker and Sunn O)))'s collaborative record Soused, a dark and wild leap into the metallic abyss, has inspired a collaborative beer by the same name. What does that beer taste like?

It's a relatively mellow offering featuring two generations of rappers — before Frank Ocean suddenly bursts out.

Gorillaz just keeps trickling out the jams from its very stacked album Humanz, due April 28.

The emotionally wrought "My Last Breath" feels like a lifetime packed into three minutes of desperate, furious hardcore.

Watch Bonnie "Prince" Billy and Elsa Oldham perform the late-period Merle Haggard tune in a steam room.

Channeling HAIM and Tegan And Sara, the Utah band has made a fun pop song about wanting more out of a relationship than just sex.

Good Willsmith member Natalie Chami's late-night gurgle of oscillator-pop exists somewhere between Bjork's hushed confessionals and The Knife's minimalist synth experiments.

After 17 years, the sleazy blues-punk band from Cristina Martinez and Jon Spencer is back. The group investigates a mass murder in this video directed by Aaron C. Lazar.

Hear the first single from the punk-fueled power-pop band's third album, Good Night, Tomorrow. It's got a bit of that heartland boogie.

For all the band's sprawling and experimental rock albums, Can also had a healthy appetite for singles, which Mute Records will release in a compilation due June 16.

Strings and horns are integral to Oxbow's dark, perverse, Baroque rock experimentalism.

The song, from the band's forthcoming full-length, lurks like a smoky, sepia-toned dream from the Pixies' Surfer Rosa.

Watch a drummer play along to Sampha's intimate Tiny Desk in this homemade video.

This smooth funk-pop song will almost definitely be heard on dancefloors and in supermarket aisles alike this summer.