October 9, 2022Brittany Lind • Oct 9, 2022Hear music from NVR TGTHR, Chase Down Blue, Afrogeode, Truman, and more.
New music from Glitteratti, Sounds of Blackness, Venus De MarsDiane • Oct 9, 2022Hear new music from Glitteratti, Sounds of Blackness, Low, Venus De Mars, Sister Wendy, Andrew Broder, and more. Also hear throwbacks from Lizzo, 900lbs and Rogue Valley.
News and InterviewsAngelenah's switch from rap to R&B is sensual, but still rugged Ali Elabbady • Oct 6, 2022With new project ‘I Don’t Regret a Thing,’ the artist also known as Angel Davanport harks back to her musical awakening to showcase artistry coming full circle.
News and InterviewsMinnesota musician Douglas Ewart wins recognition Oct 5, 2022The McKnight Foundation honored Ewart’s years of community engagement and artistry with this year’s Distinguished Artist Award, which carries with it a $100,000 prize. He’s known for his support of young artists in Minneapolis.
News and InterviewsSound Unseen Film and Music Festival unveils 2022 lineupStaff • Oct 4, 2022Music film screenings and live music events crop up across the city during the 23rd annual film and music festival, which returns to Minneapolis this November 9-13.
New music from Henry Louris, Brothers in the Mud, Ber and moreDiane • Oct 3, 2022Hear new music from Henry Louris, Brothers In The Mud, DNM, Ber, Maygen & The Birdwatcher, Collapsing Stars, Mikko Blaze and more.
October 2, 2022Brittany Lind • Oct 2, 2022Hear songs from Charmme, Brothers Burn Mountain, C-Silence, Giljunko, Glitteratti and more.
News and InterviewsThe two sides of GlitterattiMark Nicklawske • Sep 30, 2022Duluth-based Glitteratti, featuring members of Trampled by Turtles, released two EPs this year. The differences between Rectify!, released in July, and A Delicate Ballast, released in September, are day and night.
PhotosPhotos: Night Moves play The Current's Happy HourDarin Kamnetz • Sep 30, 2022Thursday’s Happy Hour at Surly Brewing Co. marks the end of The Current’s patio pop-ups for the season. We welcomed fall with two hours of fun and music, including a set from local indie rockers Night Moves.