Lars Gotrich

See the best photos from the music festival, featuring Diet Cig, Lizzo, Moor Mother, Weezer and The Revolution's Prince tribute.

In a video for "Limonium," Brooklyn-based composer Kelly Moran interrupts the stretched piano wire with corkscrews, forking the paths of sound.

In a church courtyard, Mendoza's yodel swirls in Diaz's gritty croon as the two songwriters perform together, on each other's songs, for the first time.

Standing on the smoking balcony of a hotel overlooking the Austin skyline, L.A. Salami plays "Day To Day (For 6 Days A Week)" for a small crowd just before midnight.

The London band puts a bubbly dubby, house-y spin on Perry's song with a title that suggests Top 40 pop, but is actually about how They Are Controlling You. WAKE UP SHEEPLE.

Feist's new song begins with an ambient hum and slowly growls into a grinding blues-rocker.

The British duo plays a gloomy and stirring nursery rhyme in an Airstream trailer like something out of a David Lynch film.

For the electronic producer's piano-based ambient track, an artist mixes red, white and black liquids to mimic a black hole.

Stream Phil Elverum's heartbreaking tribute to his wife, Geneviève Castrée, who died last year from pancreatic cancer.

At St. David's Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas, Valerie June plays a softly swaying, country-tinged soul song that scrapes the stratosphere.

Naomi Hamilton's "Goji Berry Sunset" is a bedroom pop song with a softly whistled hook, played under a soft, glowing art installation.

The Providence, R.I.-based punk band recently signed to Sub Pop. No word on a follow-up to 2015's Full Communism, but this new single should tide us over.

Feist has been known to take her time between albums, but it has been quite a long stretch since 2011's Metals.

The trio's debut album bubbles up from the East River like a toxic monster of New York's improvised and extreme music scenes.

While we await the follow-up to 2014's Sucker, Charli XCX has released a mixtape that indulges in the margins of slinky R&B, syrupy hip-hop and bizzaro electro-pop.

Few records this year, so far, are as wondrous, pointed and odd as The West Against The People. Mary Ocher plays a spiritual guide in an occult-inspired video filmed in a rural German-Polish town.

Lorde has announced the title of her new album, Melodrama, out June 16.

On its first single, the post-punk band pays tribute to Temple Of The Dog's video for "Hunger Strike." There is so much plaid.

Har Mar Superstar, well, stars in the video as an outsized rock... person, getting ready for the gig. Also, the occult.

Spurred on by Slowdive's reunion, its guitarist Christian Savill has expanded the lineup of his dream-pop band.