KCRW's Today's Top Tune

James Supercave is a new art pop quintet, based here in Los Angeles. They don't have a record out yet, but we've gotten our hands on a couple demos.

Dutch breakbeat trio Kraak & Smaak offer up a down-tempo version of their song "Love Inflation"...

The Crystal Method celebrate their 20th anniversary with an album that features live instrumentation and powerful vocalists.

It's been seven years since Miho Hatori and Yuka C. Honda -- better known as Cibo Matto -- released an album.

Seattle singer Damien Jurado writes autobiographical songs full of metaphor and symbolism.

Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Angelique Kidjo dedicates her newest release, Eve, to her mother and the power of African womanhood.

Chappo's career was kick-started when one of their songs was featured on an Apple commercial.

Brighton-based Kins binds plaintive vocals with pretty melodies as heard on Today's Top Tune.

Musical genius Andrew Bird took an interesting approach to writing his new EP. He treated it as though it were a movie and created a score around it.

Josh Carter and Sarah Barthel, the duo behind Phantogram have been making great music for some time but they are stepping it up for their major label debut.

London-based producer Mat Zo spends his time zig-zagging the world as a DJ and drew a lot of attention after Will.i.am sampled one of his tracks.

Buzz-heavy band Los Macuanos have been described as Mexico's answer to Kraftwerk.

Australian electronic artists Flume and Chet Faker have teamed up for an EP, with Faker's falsetto vocals and superb production.

During The Head and the Heart's recent Morning Becomes Eclectic session, one track was a clear standout...

Brooklyn-based power trio Augustines (formerly We Are Augustines) are releasing their self-titled sophomore release later this month.