The band Battles just released an album called 'La Di Da Di', and its cover features a photograph of a lot of food. With that in mind, we at The Current reached out to some of MPR's food contributors to ask them for their picks for the 'tastiest album covers' -- that is, those albums with images of food on their covers. Check out their picks.

'No No No' is first album that Zach Condon and his band of globally minded explorers have released since 2011, debuting many of its songs at Brooklyn's Bell House for NPR Music's First Listen Live. Watch video of the entire concert.

Adams' '1989' recognizes a rock lineage born of a woman. He's not legitimizing Swift's work — he's figuring out how her voice can validate and include his.

Josh Homme and Jesse Hughes' new album may have taken seven years to make, but it still sounds as if they'd jumped out of a plane and recorded it on the way down.

As the leader of Wavves, Nathan Williams has spent five albums grafting big emotions onto a restless runaround of energetic pop-punk and stoner fuzz.

The Scottish pop band has fun on Every Open Eye, but its disco ball is tiled with galvanized steel. Listen to Chvrches' upcoming album before it comes out on Sept. 25.

Kurt Vile's sixth studio album, 'b'lieve I'm goin down...' delivers a singer-songwriter album in rock record's clothing.

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Hear Wand's new album '1000 Days' -- in full -- before it's released on September 25.

There are no guidebooks for aging rockers who want to stay creative after countless tours, recording dates and songwriting sessions. But Los Lobos could probably write one. They just won a Lifetime Achievement Award for Performance at the 2015 Americana Honors and Awards this week, and their 24th album, 'Gates of Gold,' comes out Sept. 25. Listen to the complete album before its release date.