Desire, I Want to Turn Into You is a natural next step in the adventurous songwriter's series of evolutions, one that embraces ridiculousness and beckons pop toward a rigorous, maximalist sound.

The Welsh songwriter's deeply romantic sixth record draws on Dionysian imagery, letting the listener figure out what she's thinking through the twists and turns of her wonderfully oblique songwriting.

The suburban slack-rockers nail the sudden realization that you're wasting your time with someone who probably doesn't care about you.

Enter the wonderfully weird world of the feminist occult with T-Rextasy in the band's new animated video for "Gap Yr Boiz."

In the scuzz-rock band's new video, Jilian Medford sings about shedding her insecurity.

In Arc Iris's stunning new video, a simple trick of technology turns a snowy field into the surface of the moon.

Follow the young blues rocker Angelica Garcia through a series of terrible dates with a good-for-nothing papier-mâché monster in the new video for her song "Orange Flower."

The D.I.Y. husband-and-wife punk-pop duo has been around for more than a decade, but it's only just released its first video.

The Baltimore dream-pop duo's new video for "The Traveller" plays like an experimental short film.

In a beautifully animated new video, Wye Oak's Jenn Wasner shows off the poppy side of her sound.

In its new video, the Asheville, N.C., folk band performs a new song while decked out in gold.

In its new video, the noise-punk band performs "Ticket" inside a half-abandoned house.

Watch the 18-year-old belter sing "Austin" as a brass band follows her through the city's streets.

In the Massachusetts band's new video, members put TV sets on their heads and bare their emotions.

Watch NYC-based duo Sofi Tukker dance in a jungle diorama in their video for "Drinkee," inspired by the Brazilian poet Chacal.

In the new video for "Reality TV," a song about the power of emotional escapism, guitarist and songwriter Mal Blum would rather stay in and watch The Jersey Shore.

Jeff Tweedy, the members of Sleater-Kinney and others pop up in the Australian singer's new video.

The 20-year-old Norwegian synth-pop artist grieves and soars in her latest work.

This is singer-songwriter folk music for a special kind of death-obsessed, romantic Goth.

The band's new video captures the feel of Sea Cliff, N.Y., in all of its comforts and kindness.