Burna Boy. His latest full-length, Twice as Tall, tops our list of the best new albums out this week. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
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Clockwise from upper left: Son Lux, Camp Cope, The Low Anthem, Mabel Courtesy of the artists hide caption
Son Lux's Brighter Wounds comes out Feb. 9. Lisa Wassmann/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Clockwise from upper left: Lydia Ainsworth, Big Thief, Son Lux, Public Service Broadcasting Courtesy of the artists hide caption
Alex Sopp, flutist for yMusic, has created a video for her band's new album. Alex Sopp hide caption
In January, Mucca Pazza set a Tiny Desk record by fitting 23 members onstage. Colin Marshall/NPR hide caption
Ian Chang. Magdalena Komorowska, Music Interruption hide caption
Tiny Desk Concert with Son Lux Lani Milton/NPR hide caption
Son Lux's new album, Bones, comes out June 23. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Son Lux's new album, Bones, comes out June 23. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
A still from The Made Shop's stop-motion video for "Change Is Everything" by Son Lux. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Son Lux (left to right): Ian Chang, Ryan Lott, Rafiq Bhatia Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Clockwise from upper left: Girl Band, Girlpool, Kate Tempest, The Prettiots Courtesy of the artists hide caption
Scene from the Song Lux video "Alternate World." Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Scene from a Son Lux video for the song "Build A Pyre (Begin Again)." Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Son Lux's new album, Lanterns, comes out Oct. 29. Tim Navis/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Lanterns
Audio for first listens is no longer available after the album is released.
Clockwise from upper left: Dinosaur Jr., Victoria Bergsman of Taken By Trees, Baroness Courtesy of the artists hide caption
Left to right: Son Lux, Serengeti and Sufjan Stevens collaborate on a sometimes humorous but mostly beautiful EP. Illustration by John Ciambriello hide caption
Son Lux (left to right), Serengeti and Sufjan Stevens collaborated on an EP due out March 20 called Beak & Claw. It's being released on Anticon under the name s / s / s. (photos: Son Lux by Brenden Beecy, Serengeti by Jayme Joyce, and Sufjan Stevens by Marzuki Stevens). Illustration by John Ciambriello hide caption
Listen to an early sketch from 'We Are Rising'
Ryan Lott writes and records under the name Son Lux. Brenden Beecy/Courtesy of the artist hide caption