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Inspired by their own album of duets, we asked the jazzmen to name their favorite pairings.

The Swedish minimalist rock duo pairs slightly menacing lyrics with propulsive synths and an understated beat.

"Wait and See" begs for even five seconds of ear time, because it's conscious of its own irresistibility.

Before Edwards has sung a word, it's clear that "Change the Sheets" is a song about heartbreak.

"Country Girl" is a 21st-century musical portrait of black America's Southern comfort.

Iyer and his trio masterfully articulate a complex composition's exuberant, zigzagging melody.

Russell plays with the simple, sultry jazz standard "Romance in the Dark" in unexpected ways.

Hear Argentinian electro-pop, cello rock, a tragic tale in song, and more on All Songs Considered.

These two trip-hop luminaries have been a driving force behind the electronic scene for more than a decade. They're at it again with their first proper studio album in seven years. Hear the duo's gripping music live in the WXPN studios of Philadelphia.

In "Goto 10," Brazilian producer Amon Tobin's sounds are heavier, sharper and more indescribable than ever.

The jazz crooner examines the horror of Japan's recent tsunami by studying it from eye level.

The Minnesota band's second album finds frontman Alan Sparhawk quite a ways away from his slow-moving band Low. The Choir sits for an interview and rips through some of its latest crunchy tunes in front of the World Cafe Live audience.

In "The Book of Muscle," KEN Mode's members seem to egg each other on to see who can make the most aggressive and pummeling sounds.

In spite of its simple structure, "Puts Me to Work" is full of details that make it charming.

"Freddie's Midnite Dream" pays tribute to the late blues great with the help of pianist Henry Butler.

Megafaun's "Get Right" is a sprawling eight-minute psychedelic drone, punctuated with dazzling electric-guitar fuzz.

The steel-drum melody of Chad Valley's "Now That I'm Real (How Does It Feel?)" conjures images of ice-cold drinks and miniature umbrellas.

Eschewing the double-entendre its title suggests, "I Got High" looks at life's twists and turns.

The company says diluted cleaning solution used to clean food processing equipment in its factories got into the Capri Sun pouches.

The xx, featuring four 20-year-olds from South London, has stormed the indie-pop scene with its dark, '80s-style new-wave sound. After meeting in London's Elliot School, which claims alumni such as Four Tet, Burial and Hot Chip, the band began toying around with what would become its critically acclaimed debut album.