For today’s 9:30 Coffee Break, which songs with creative vocal effects do you want to hear?

While in the Twin Cities to kick off the tour for their latest album, ‘Time Will Wait for No One,’ Local Natives band members Taylor Rice, Ryan Hahn and Kelcey Ayer visited The Current studio in St. Paul to play stripped-down versions of songs from the new record and to chat with host Ayisha Jaffer.

Minnesota band Kiss the Tiger are topping the Current Chart Show food chain this week and going out large from that top spot as they reach 10 weeks and are welcomed into the Chart Show Hall of Fame. Irish crooner Hozier will join them as he hits 10 weeks as well.

Sociable Cider Werks in northeast Minneapolis hosted the latest Current Happy Hour on Wednesday, Sept. 6. Briston Maroney performed an intimate solo set, and The Current host Jade played a DJ set.

This week hear new music from Lauren Mayberry, Low Cut Connie, The Rolling Stones, local up and coming artist Jaki Blue, Griff and She's In Parties

For today’s 9:30 Coffee Break, which songs with beautiful harmonies or multiple singers do you want to hear?

For decades, conventional wisdom held that peptic ulcers were caused by stress and unhealthy eating habits. But the vast majority are caused by bacteria.

Lucius light up The Current studio with a new song, an older song and a fresh arrangement of a track from their debut full-length album, then stick around to chat with The Current’s Jill Riley. Watch and listen to the full session.

Jon Batiste has an even bigger vision for what his album, ‘World Music Radio,’ can do. “It's really a movement of radical love and radical oneness, and thinking of how to manifest that as a way to not only present a live show, but for causes in the world,” he says. Listen to Batiste’s interview with The Current’s Ayisha Jaffer.

The rock 'n' roll band last released an album of original music in 2005, with A Bigger Bang. Hackney Diamonds will be their 24th album and their first since the death of drummer Charlie Watts.