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The Olivia Tremor Control In Concert

The Olivia Tremor Control live at Le Poisson Rouge in New York City. Ryan Muir for NPR hide caption

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Live in Concert

The Olivia Tremor Control In Concert

Bill Doss, singer of The Olivia Tremor Control and co-founder of the Elephant 6 Recording Company, died at age 43. In September 2011, NPR Music recorded this performance of the seminal psych-pop band.

The Olivia Tremor Control In Concert

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New Mix: Tom Waits, Neutral Milk Hotel And More

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New Mix: Tom Waits, Neutral Milk Hotel And More

Also this week: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah readies its first album since 2007, and the two reigning kings of falsetto join forces.

New Mix: Tom Waits, Neutral Milk Hotel And More

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Hear The First Olivia Tremor Control Song In 10 Years
Jason Thrasher and Amy Hairston

All Songs Considered

Hear The First Olivia Tremor Control Song In 10 Years

After staying out of the public eye for much of the past decade, the Athens, Ga., band Olivia Tremor Control is back with new music and a tour. Read an interview and hear the group's first new song since 1999.

The Game You Play Is In Your Head, Parts 1, 2, 3

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Exclusive First Listen: Circulatory System
Kelly Ruberto

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First Listen

Exclusive First Listen: Circulatory System

It took nearly eight years to make, but Circulatory System's breathtaking new album, Signal Morning, justifies the wait. The 17 new tracks, culled from hours of recorded material and meticulously pieced together in more than half a dozen different studios, are sonic wonders. Signal Morning assembles a mysterious and mesmerizing world of orchestrated chaos that offers new discoveries with each listen.

Exclusive First Listen: Circulatory System

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