Robin Hilton

"When The Tequila Runs Out" is the first taste of Dawes' grimly titled We're All Gonna Die, which drops Sept. 16 and features some impressive collaborations.

Hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton return from break with new music by some of their all-time favorite artists, including unexpected sounds from Bon Iver and a previously unreleased White Stripes song.

The song, "New Hampshire," was originally written for the duo's 2015 full-length Ugly Cherries, but scrapped until now. It ponders the end of everything, including the birds in the sky and the sun.

The tracks, "Too Much Is Never Enough," "I Will Be" and a cover of Ben E. King's "Stand By Me" were recorded for the Final Fantasy XV video game.

"City Lights" was originally written for the band's 2005 album Get Behind Me Satan. But it was forgotten until Jack White revisited the album for a 2015 Record Store Day reissue.

"Kids" appears on a new, two-volume soundtrack from the supernatural TV thriller.

Throughout his new album, the Seattle singer-songwriter understands that the past we romanticize was rarely as great as we remember.

On this week's All Songs Considered, we share songs that are punk in spirit, synth-fueled, noisy and touched with real-life tragedy.

After teasing the song in the spring, the duo is now sharing the full studio version of the song from their upcoming album Georgica Pond.

The band confirms it has a new album called Schmilco coming in September and shares a song called "If I Ever Was A Child." Last week Wilco released another song called "Locator."

We asked what listeners think about new technology that can disable their phone cameras during concerts. The results surprised us. Hear Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton discuss this divisive issue.

In an All Songs Considered interview, the musician discusses and shares highlights from Sonderlust, due out Sept. 16. Watch the conversation and hear the album's first single, "Say Yeah."

Even though it was a rocky road, we whipped together a show sprinkled with some of our favorite ice cream tunes.

The English singer's latest video is a brilliant, dark and arresting portrayal of neurosis.

Tech developments point to a time when you no longer have the option of taking photos at concerts. How important is having a camera or a cellphone at a show to you?

What says "summer" more than ice cream and pop songs? It turns out there are easily more than a thousand albums and songs all about this delicious treat. Do you have a favorite?

Okkervil River frontman Will Sheff says goodbye to his beloved band's past in a stirring new video.

On this week's All Songs Considered: Shout-alongs and ambient tracks from both brand new artists and industry veterans.

The new video from Jamie xx, for the song "Gosh," is a small wonder to behold.

All Songs Considered asked you to share your favorite new artist of the first half of 2016. Here's your top 10.