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Channy Leaneagh of Polica combines jazz, blues and electronic elements with AutoTuned vocals for a chilling effect.

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The singer and guitarist Torres. Her latest full-length, Silver Tongue, is on our shortlist of the best new albums out Jan. 31. Michael Lavine/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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New Music Friday: Our Top 10 Albums Out On Jan. 31

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From left: Romain Bly, Alistair Sung, Marlies van Gangelen, Maaike van der Linde, André de Ridder, Thora Sveinsdóttir Chris Bierden, Ben Ivascu, Drew Christopherson, Channy Leaneagh. (Never pictured: Ryan Olson.) Graham Tolbert/Courtesy of Totally Gross National Product/Transgressive Records hide caption

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Polica, performing live at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. NPR Music hide caption

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Poliça, Live In Concert

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Poliça's new album, Shulamith, comes out Oct. 22. Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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Channy Leaneagh of the Minneapolis-based band Polica, at NPR's SXSW day party in Austin, Texas. Katy Hayes Luke for NPR hide caption

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Front Row: Polica

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