Today, Paul McCartney has made some New music available. Speaking about the track, Paul said: "We can do what we want, we can live as we choose." Steve Seel and Jill Riley aired the track this morning on The Current's Morning Show. You can listen again here.

You've probably heard "Mercy" by TV on the Radio on The Current, now take a listen to the next single, "Million Miles" by the genre-blending band.

This week on New Hot, we'll take a look at a legendary hip-hop crew out of Atlanta, plus a band whose debut became one of the biggest breakouts of the modern age. These are our three recommended releases for this week.

Sheff sets Okkervil River's seventh album, The Silver Gymnasium, square in the heart of his own childhood; in the specific spot that produced his most sepia-toned memories. As such, the record captures not only his own autobiographical details, but also musical cues from the era.

Fun, freeing and a little strange, Ginkgo's debut 'Manopause' is seriously good. Listen to the new project from Tapes 'n Tapes frontman Josh Grier in its entirety before its release September 3, 2013.

When dealing with The Replacements — a band that means so much to so many — it's easy to forget that not everyone knows it all when it comes to Minneapolis' best rock 'n' roll band.

Actor and Twin Cities native Josh Hartnett stopped by the MPR booth during The Current's Morning Show live broadcast from the Minnesota State Fair. Hartnett picks some songs for summer, talks about his upcoming projects and describes what he loves about Minnesota.

Almost 10 years after 'Take Me Out' helped the band break through commercially, win a Mercury Prize and craft a zeitgeist-defining sound -- and two years after a rumored breakup -- the Glaswegian dance-rock outfit returns with its first new album since 2009.

If Justin Vernon never releases another record under the name Bon Iver -- and he's publicly suggested that that might be the case -- more albums like Repave would render the issue largely irrelevant. His second album with Volcano Choir is just that good.

This week on New Hot, we'll take a look at a duo who revitalized the L.A. punk scene, and a band whose members signed some of the most popular indie rock groups of the '90s. These are our three recommended releases for this week.