Week of Sept. 9: This week, new music from Iggy Pop, production duo The Knocks, Brazil's Guaxe, Patti Smith and Soundwalk Collective, and Death Cab For Cutie.

This week, music for an historic tragedy by Bang on a Can Co-Founder and Composer Julia Wolfe, a dystopian future from Moor Mother, and Black Belt Eagle Scout's queer indigenous prom. 

Week of August 26: This week, African sounds from Jidenna and Tinariwen, plus elbow’s crumbling empire, and new remake of an early electronic music classic from Maya Beiser. 

Week of Aug. 19: This week, The Hold Steady channels Led Zeppelin; the singer Ala.Ni celebrates our differences; and another lost album by John Coltrane is found.

Week of Aug. 5: This week, HAIM celebrates summer, songs about penguins by Penguin Café, the decidedly NOT-punk IDLES, and a band whose name means 'remove worry.'

This week, new music from Parisian-Nigerian Asa, the Montreal-based harpist Sarah Pagé, British folk-rock band Red River Dialect, and Norah Jones, with help from Tank and the Bangas. 

Week of July 22: This week, sounds from West Africa, and Chicago, courtesy of Beyoncé, Wilco, and more, and music from Senegal by Shaheed & Dixa, Featuring Marieme.

Week of July 15: Queen Bey’s new song from The Lion King, Nas looks back, and Anna Meredith takes us for a ride. Plus, Angelica Garcia celebrates her Mexican and Salvadoran roots.

Week of July 8: A spooky summer soundtrack from Bobby Krlic, aka The Haxan Cloak, a celebration of women in history by Frank Turner, and the return of country outlaw Tanya Tucker.