Jenny O. - Good Love, from the new album "Automechanic."

The folk-rock quartet Mumford & Sons won album of the year for Babel and The Black Keys dominated the rock category at the 55th Grammy Awards on Sunday night.

Valentine’s Day is coming up this Thursday, and there are quite a few musical ways to celebrate with your sweetheart. Of course, V-Day isn’t for everyone—so if you’re avoiding pink hearts and boxes of chocolate like the plague this week, I’ve also included a few eardrum-blowing punk and hardcore options. Take your pick. And most…

Since so many artists we love here at the Current won at the Grammys last night, let's play songs from Grammy winners for today's 9:30 Coffee Break.

Today Michael Rand chatted with The Morning Show's Jill Riley and Steve Seel about the Twins pitchers and catchers heading to spring training, Percy Harvin being traded, and Jay Cutler re-proposing via text.

Outkast had a hit, Whitney Houston passed, away and The Monkees set a record Today in Music History.

Cheatahs - The Swan, from the new album "Extended Plays."

It was only a matter of time before Jim James put out a full length of original material. Inspired by a 1929 graphic novel, he has created a musical score to a wordless book.

This year's Grammy nominations have the greatest overlap with the Current's playlist than any other year in our history. The actual awards -- well, they overlapped a little.

Hours before the 55th annual Grammy Awards were telecast, several albums with Minnesota ties picked up Grammys in a pre-show ceremony—most notably the Okee Dokee Brothers, who won in the Best Children’s Album category for their 2012 album Can You Canoe? The Brothers, known off stage as Denver-born, Minneapolis-based friends and musicians Joe Mailander and…