ALBUM RELEASE GALORE! Check out selections from HALEY's "Hunca Munca," Martin Zellar's "Head West," Rogue Valley's "Shell Game," Products Band's "Some Sudden Weather," Champagne Confetti's self-titled debut LP, Barbaro's "About the Winter," YAM HAUS' "Stupid and Famous," and our Artist of the Month Lady Midnight's "Pursuit and The Elusive."

Highlights include new music from veteran Americana artist Martin Zellar, indie artists NATL PARK SRVC and Aldrich, and more. Also, hear a brand new electro-pop single from our Artist of the Month, Lady Midnight.

Annie Humphrey, an award-winning musician who comes from the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, talked with MPR News’ senior editor of Native News Leah Lemm.

The Minneapolis indie rock group’s second album, ‘Some Sudden Weather,’ is out on Oct. 20.

New music from Greg Grease, Dark Dark Dark, NATL PARK SRVC, Rogue Valley and more.

Hear new music from Haley, Lydia Liza and Big Cats, WHY NOT, Aby Wolf's Champagne Confetti, Hot Freaks, and more. Check out a selection from The Replacements new buzzed-about reissue — "Tim (Let It Bleed Edition)". And find out who our new Artist of the Month is.

To some listeners, Ed Stasium’s mix of the band’s 1985 album sounds new-and-improved on the ‘Tim: Let It Bleed Edition.’ Others would prefer to stick with the original. What do you think?

Local Show host Diane spoke to siblings Austin and Taryn Durry about super-duper fans (Banana Boys?), humdrum suburban life, the color yellow, self-ownership, Gen-Z quality control, and more.

Austin and Taryn DURRY talk with host Diane about their exciting new record Suburban Legend, which has been reaching fans across the globe with its relatable lyrics, catchy melodies and anthemic production. We'll also highlight music from Mariah Mercedes, The Alarmists, Barlow, Proper-T and much more.

Hear more from our artist of the month Durry, whose debut album “Suburban Legend” is officially out now. Hear album tracks never heard before on The Current and gain a deeper insight into the sibling duo’s sudden rise to superstardom.   After a 10-year hiatus of releasing music, I have brand new music from indie folk band Dark Dark Dark; you’ll also hear new up and comers in the scene including Thank You, I’m Sorry, rosie, and much more.