One of the tracks off the bonus Songs of Survival, Vol. 2 is "Visions of China," recorded by folk rockers the Lumineers. Yes, it's the "Ho Hey" guys, but don't think that hit song has "Visions of China" pegged in the band's usual genre.

Frontman Wesley Schultz's voice has a Thom Yorke quality to it, and the song itself is a slow, droning track that's shed much of the band's happy-go-lucky, Mumford-esque folk.