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Top row, left to right: Sonny Singh, Charlie Hickey, The Good Ones; Bottom row: Pink Floyd (left to right: Nitin Sawhney, David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Guy Pratt) Courtesy of the artists hide caption

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New Mix: Pink Floyd, Patrick Watson, Sonny Singh, more

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Caroline Polachek. Her new solo album, Pang is on our shortlist for the best new releases out on Oct. 18. Nedda Afsari hide caption

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New Music Friday: Our Top 10 Albums Out On Oct. 18

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New Mix: Lord Huron, Metz, Patrick Watson, More

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Patrick Watson performs live in concert at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. Mito Habe-Evans hide caption

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Patrick Watson Live From The 9:30 Club

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'I've Seen Footage' by Death Grips

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Discussion: Our Favorite Music Of The Year (So Far)

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Patrick Watson's new album, Adventures in Your Own Backyard, comes out May 1. Brigitte Henry hide caption

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Listen To 'Adventures In Your Own Backyard' In Its Entirety

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Clockwise from upper left: Danger Mouse and Norah Jones, Patrick Watson, THEESatisfaction, Jonsi of the band Sigur Ros. Courtesy of the artists hide caption

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Sigur Ros, Norah Jones And Danger Mouse, More

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The paint-splattered members of Venezuelan rock band La Vida Boheme won over NPR Music's team on the second day of the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas. Katie Hayes Luke for NPR hide caption

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Listen to Bob, Robin, Stephen and Ann on the streets of Austin, Texas on Thursday, March 15

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Borrowing as much from soul as it does from rock, Patrick Watson's "Sit Down Beside Me" is both lovely and haunting. courtesy of the artist hide caption

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'Sit Down Beside Me' by Patrick Watson

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'Shadows on Parade' by Laura Gibson

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