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Wednesday

All Songs Considered: The Year In Music, 2013

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Best Music Of 2013

All Songs Considered: The Year In Music, 2013

Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton are joined by Ann Powers and Stephen Thompson for a special edition of All Songs Considered that brings together the themes of the year.

All Songs Considered: The Year In Music, 2013

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Tuesday

New Mix: Fuzz, Danny Brown, Linda Thompson, More

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All Songs Considered

New Mix: Fuzz, Danny Brown, Linda Thompson, More

On this edition of All Songs Considered: Folk artists Richard and Linda Thompson are reunited, and garage rock revivalist Ty Segall is back with a new band called Fuzz. Plus rapper Danny Brown, Swedish electronic duo Jonsson & Alter, and more.

New Mix: Fuzz, Danny Brown, Linda Thompson, More

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Monday

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For Rocker Ty Segall, Hard Times Lead To A Softer Sound

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All Songs Considered

For Rocker Ty Segall, Hard Times Lead To A Softer Sound

Prolific garage rocker Ty Segall speaks candidly about the family tragedy — and anger — that led to his new, nearly all acoustic record, Sleeper.

Hear Ty Segall Talk About 'Sleeper'

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Sunday

First Listen: Ty Segall, 'Sleeper'

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First Listen

First Listen: Ty Segall, 'Sleeper'

In the wake of his father's death, the prolific garage-rock revivalist returns with a heartfelt album. Titled Sleeper, it's deeper, darker and more emotional than anything the singer and guitarist has released so far.

Ty Segall, 'Sleeper'

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Andrew Bird, Ty Segall, Pantha Du Prince, Casket Girls And More
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All Songs Considered

Andrew Bird, Ty Segall, Pantha Du Prince, Casket Girls And More

On this week's show, hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton share their favorite songs of the week, including a crushing rock cut from Ty Segall, ambient music from Brian Eno and more.

Andrew Bird, Ty Segall, Pantha Du Prince, Casket Girls And More

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Monday

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Spiritualized, Jack White, Yuck And More

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All Songs Considered

Spiritualized, Jack White, Yuck And More

This week: blistering rock from Jack White, Yuck gets inspired by My Bloody Valentine, and Bob and Robin try to get to the bottom of last week's Dirty Projectors mystery.

Spiritualized, Jack White, Yuck And More

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Monday

Ty Segall: Campy Irreverence, Sincere Appreciation

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Song Of The Day

Ty Segall: Campy Irreverence, Sincere Appreciation

"Goodbye Bread" unfurls into a disarmingly mellow, casually masterful bit of haiku rock 'n' roll existentialism.

'Goodbye Bread' by Ty Segall

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