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In advance of They Might Be Giants' family show on March 6, a list of the band's 10 best songs that reach out to the young ones.

New compilation features artists who both inspired, and were inspired by, Fela Kuti

The album wields a dizzying, ADD aesthetic that brims with rhythmic dexterity

The Manhattan beatmaker's latest album gives him an opportunity to be more atmospheric and experimental, and at times, to simply space out

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Too harmonious to be called avant-garde and too experimental for stuffy modern classical terms

The album follows the same pattern that propelled the band to revered status among the Rock en Español faithful

It seems strange for a greatest hits CD to come from an artist with only one studio album in a two-decade career, but the MC has enough beloved unreleased cuts to justify it.

The group's economical songwriting, drifting through a mire of twentysomething sexual and emotional ruminations, soars far beyond their years.

The Fountain always take a backseat to the group's '80s staples

Four Tel Aviv beatmakers blends U.S. hip-hop with traditional Jewish melodies in a way that feels exotic to American ears

A bonus disc of B-sides and a DVD accompany the re-release of the quartet's 1984 album.

Bleach isn't the voice of a generation that came two years later with Nevermind, but it's an infinitely better record.

The group's second full-length reaches in through your brain, grabs ahold of your guts and tugs you along ever so subtly

Atlanta experimental psych rock act the N.E.C. offers first glimpse at forthcoming EP (due out in Jan., 2010)

The most popular male duo in music history get the belated yet extremely comprehensive box set tribute they deserve.

1970's Cohen is scraggly, unkempt, but just as enigmatic and committed to his words.

This coffeetable book has to be the greatest visual history ever produced on the band

This project sees the group indulging their love of '80s electro, cheesy love stories and "whoa whoa whoa" sing-alongs.

At the Cut finds Athens' grim folkie still soaring beyond the devices of a traditional singer/songwriter.