This week, Jade gets into new music from Queens of the Stone Age, Waxahatchee, Death From Above, Jade Jackson, and Bread and Butter.

Seattle band Bread & Butter are aptly named: they make simple pop songs with a bit of vintage Big Star or Raspberries sensibilities. Check out their track, 'Keys to the City'; it's Mary Lucia's DJ Pick of the Week for June 19, 2017.

The first single from Villains features a bouncing blues riff honkin' heavy on The Rolling Stones with Homme's unmistakable croon.

This week, Jade gets into new music from Iron & Wine, a new/old tune from Radiohead, something fresh from British musician This is the Kit, and more.

For the week of June 12, Bill DeVille has chosen Justin Townes Earle's sweet and catchy song, 'Maybe a Moment.' DeVille hears a hint or two of Bruce Springsteen in this track. 'Justin Townes Earle sings about a small town where nothing happens,' DeVille writes, 'so why not hop in the car and drive to Memphis?' Listen to this week's DJ Pick.

This week, Jade shares info on new music from Canadian indie rockers Arcade Fire, a cover ('re-cover') by Dan Wilson, a new song from Liam Gallagher, and more.

'The System Only Dreams in Total Darkness' is the lead single from the National's forthcoming album, 'Sleep Well Beast,' out Sept. 8, 2017. 'This is the aggressive and fresh sound of The National,' writes Jade about the new single. It's the DJ Pick of the Week for June 5, 2017.

Paris-based singer ALA.NI recently made an impression on The Current's Jim McGuinn with her performance at the annual NON-COMMvention. Stream her new album here.

From a musician at home in revolution, here is an album about the quiet insurgence of maturity.

On Tuesday night, Bill DeVille hosted a Time Machine all about music from the year 1970. Now take the quiz: Listen to the mashup of five songs from the show, and see if you can identify them.