Featuring some of the best bluegrass players around, Might Poplar's self-titled debut album was a chance for five friends to play "real deal bluegrass" and is a masterclass in form.

Musician and producer Jonathan Wilson talks about his latest album, Eat The Worm, as well as his take on the use of AI in both audio and visual art.

The British musician and member of The xx talks about her debut solo album, Mid Air, and performs brand new songs live for World Cafe.

The Icelandic musician talks about her new album, How To Start A Garden.

Founding member Lonnie Jordan and producer Jerry Goldstein look back at the making of 1972's The World Is A Ghetto.

The New Orleans band talks about their new album, Pour It Out Into the Night.

The Canadian band's latest album was heavily influenced by the passing of their father.

A mix of old classics and new music from Black musicians to help you commemorate Juneteenth National Independence Day.

Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme talks about striving for originality and vulnerability on the band's eight studio album, 'In Times New Roman...'.

Natalie Merchant talks about writing and recording her latest record, Keep Your Courage.

Singer-songwriter Jenny Lewis talks about working with producer Dave Cobb on her latest record, Joy'All.

The musician talks about his latest album and shares memories of the late David Crosby.

The Nashville-based musician talks about writing and recording Love You Anyway.

His latest record sees Ritter experiment with field recordings and seamless transitions between songs.

A year where alternative and hip-hop were the mainstream, and glam and pure pop were out.