Thao and The Get Down Stay Down - We The Common (For Valerie Bolden), from the new album "We The Common."

A few days ago it was announced that bones found under a parking lot in central London were the bones of a king. How about a 9:30 Coffee Break of songs about kings.

Today John Moe chatted with The Morning Show's Steve Seel and Jill Riley about the benefits of mob mentality on Facebook and Oreo winning the Superbowl ad race.

Another week, another mysterious new online offering from Prince. On the heels of his six-show run at the Dakota and the release of his new single, “Screwdriver,” comes another website from the Purple camp, this time under the 3rd Eye Girl banner. The site is selling downloads of four tracks: the previously released “Screwdriver,” remixes…

  When 17-year-old Zach Sobiech found out he was dying of a rare form of bone cancer, he wanted to say goodbye to his family and friends through song. Though he never could have imagined it, that song, “Clouds,” has now spread a message of love and hope across the nation. He’s been featured on CNN,…

Today in Music History The Beatles said hello and goodbye, George Harrison faught off an intruder, and Barrett Strong was born.

  Did you know that supporting local music not only helps to build a strong community, but it’s also a significantly less expensive form of entertainment? Take this week’s Local Gig List, for example—an enterprising showgoer could attend every single show on this list and spend less than $50. And many of this week’s events are…

Adam Green and Binki Shapiro - Just To Make Me Feel Good, from the self-titled debut.

To celebrate Black History Month, The Current has launched Say It Loud, a music stream featuring a selection of great music from African-American artists throughout history.

Yo La Tengo are one of indie rock's longest-running and most prolific acts — active since 1984, they've humbly churned out over a dozen full-lengths and seemingly countless EPs and singles.