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The Toronto alt-country band recently released its second album, Ghost Of Your Charms, to rave reviews. Hear two songs from the record on this edition of World Cafe Next.

The Texas folk-rock group joins World Cafe's Michaela Majoun for a session that features songs from its new album, Antiphon. Guitarist Eric Pulido discusses how Midlake's sound changed after former lead singer and songwriter Tim Smith left the group.

Yes, the band makes party music, but the members have worked incredibly hard to get here, surviving hurricanes and discrimination in the music business.

Led by singer-guitarist Dimitri Giannopoulos, the band's songs sound hypnotically beautiful, with arrangements that magnify small narrative details into big, booming moments of catharsis.

The Band Of Horses guitarist shows the World Cafe team around town and performs a solo session at Echo Mountain Studios.

Hear the band perform new songs from A Man Alive, live from Thao Nguyen's Bay Area home.

The New York post-hardcore band is adept at mixing metallic violence with eerie, melodic sweetness.

The improvisational prog-rock jam band gives an extended performance for a sold-out crowd.

The Swedish band delves into shoegaze and psychedelia without drowning in era-specific signifiers.

West Indian Girl is a Los Angles-based band that takes its name from an infamous strain of LSD — one with a reputation for inducing tribal hallucinations. Live or on tape, the musicians do their best to live up the moniker.