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![The Toronto-based singer's raw vocals on "S.O." are complemented by a a stark, fretful video.](http://media.npr.org/assets/img/2014/10/15/valery-gore-1abefe7f32f2db0b9db2db1833022e9cf30043a5-s3-c15.png "The Toronto-based singer's raw vocals on "S.O." are complemented by a a stark, fretful video.")
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![Steelism parodies educational science videos of yore in its playful video for "Marfa Lights."](http://media.npr.org/assets/img/2014/10/14/steelism-vid-still-f43ef4dd704ee95bfe3f83eaacae32339f0ad5de-s3-c15.png "Steelism parodies educational science videos of yore in its playful video for "Marfa Lights."")
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Charlie Watts, still laying down beats for The Rolling Stones, in a 2010 New York concert. Brock Miller/Splash News/Corbis hide caption
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With Twin Peaks coming back in 2016, it's a perfect time to let Angelo Badalamenti's score return to your headphones. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Drummer Stella Mozgawa, performing with Warpaint at South By Southwest earlier this year. Jessica Alexander/Geisler-Fotopr/dpa/Corbis hide caption
Producer, engineer and musician John Congleton. Jeaneen Lund/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
The Lone Bellow's second album, Then Came The Morning, comes out early next year. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
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The "Playlist" feature will help keep you from losing track of the albums you absolutely must hear. Stephen Thompson/NPR hide caption
The soundtrack to Guardians of the Galaxy was the first soundtrack composed entirely of previously released songs to top the Billboard 200 album chart. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Xosar's full-length for Opal Tapes' vinyl imprint Black Opal is scheduled for a December release. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Clockwise from upper left: The 2 Bears, Thom Yorke, Robert Plant, Aphex Twin, Mina Tindle, Jon Hopkins Courtesy of the artists hide caption
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Christopher Guest as Nigel Tufnel, lead guitarist for the entirely fake band Spinal Tap, in the band's 1983 mockumentary. The Kobal Collection hide caption
We like his early stuff better, before he sold out and joined The Stray Mob. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Wild Cub drummer Dabney Morris getting it done. Merrick Ales hide caption
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Sarah McLachlan gets called a "songstress" a lot. Translation: "Look everyone, a lady is singing a song!" Courtesy of the artist hide caption
