Stars, the Montreal band known for their gorgeous and catchy pop music, recently mesmerized audiences with a three-song set at a Tiny Desk concert at NPR Music. The performance featured stripped-down, folk-inspired renditions of well-known dance-pop tracks like "Fixed" and "I Died So I Could Haunt You," showcasing the band's ability to translate their music into a more intimate setting. Singers Amy Millan and Torquil Campbell delivered a stunning rendition of their signature song, "Your Ex-Lover Is Dead," highlighting their profound lyrics and emotional depth.

Stars, a Canadian indie pop/rock band formed in 2000, has released nine albums and various EPs throughout their career. Their music often delves into themes of love, communication, and consequences, resonating with audiences on a universal level. Despite their conceptual complexity, Stars' music remains accessible and relatable, making them a standout presence in the indie music scene.