Unhinged love is manifested in bright colors and plastic surgery in a video for St. Vincent's thumping electro-rock track.

Artists heard on The Current are frequently featured on late-night TV, and we've gathered the listings in one convenient place for you. Highlights this week include the Shins, Sam Smith and St. Vincent.

Bill DeVille's DJ Pick of the Week comes from Saskatchewan's Kacy & Clayton, "The Light of Day" from their latest record 'The Siren's Song' out on New West Records.

Glass Animals recently played a sold-out show at the Palace Theatre in St. Paul. Before the show, Dave Bayley and Joe Seaward of Glass Animals took over the airwaves on a Theft of the Dial in which they employed the theme, 'Songs that have never been played on The Current--and never will again, probably.' The result is a playlist that is innovative, surprising and a lot of fun.

In their new single, Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Soderberg serve up melancholy insights about searching for an identity amid fleeting romance.

It's hard to think of an artist who's brought more joy to more people, across more generations -- and in more ways -- than Steve Martin. He's joined at Tiny Desk by his frequent musical collaborators, North Carolina's Steep Canyon Rangers.

Chance The Rapper has been in the studio 'cooking up yammers,' so instead of an unreleased 'Coloring Book' song, Chance premiered an untitled track with R&B singer Daniel Caesar.

It's a packed lineup of musical guests on this week's late-night TV schedule. Highlights include Album of the Week artists Grizzly Bear; Chance the Rapper; locals Now, Now; and the 'Saturday Night Live' season premiere. See the full schedule.

Jill Riley digs into Arcade Fire's 'Creature Comfort' for this week's DJ Pick of the Week. For anyone who has ever felt the pressure to conform to the unrealistic expectations from society, you'll relate to this song's message in a big way.

Currently enjoying a 40th anniversary tour with their groundbreaking and iconic punk-rock band, X, Exene Cervenka and John Doe stopped at The Current to take control of the airwaves on a Theft of the Dial. Cervenka and Doe spin tracks by some of their favorite artists and share a few stories along the way.