DRGN KING - Wild Night, from the new album "Paragraph Nights."

Beck's 2012 album was only released as sheet music, but The Current rounded up a collective of local musicians to record it to tape. Tune-in Wednesday, March 6 at 9 p.m. to hear it all.

Stream the debut full-length from the brother and sister duo who borrow heavily from electronic and reggae influences to make an ethereal, upbeat and thoroughly modern record.

Thanks to our listener Roxanne, from St. Paul, for reminding us that it is National Sleep Awareness Week. Let's think up sleep/sleeping songs for today's 9:30 Coffee Break.

Today Michael Rand chatted with The Morning Show's Jill Riley and Steve Seel about Twins player Joe Mauer's expecting twins, a trade for the Lynx reuniting former Gophers teammates, and Ricky Rubio once again is caught being adorable.

Philly rocker Kurt Vile has been a psych-rock and folk-influenced racket for the better part of a decade now, both as a founding member of the indie-rock band The War on Drugs (which he left in 2008) and also as a solo artist.

Dog Bite - Forever Until, from the new album "Velvet Changes."

I love this band. I love this album. I love the fact that they had the audacity to call it: "Love." Simple word, deepest concept.

When it comes to loud bands, it's difficult to out-do STNNNG. For 10 years, this local quintet has released some of the most acclaimed Minnesota albums and consistently challenged the strength of venues' sound systems across town.

For a guy who gets tagged with a lot of limiting descriptors—"freak folk," "hippie" and so forth—Devendra Banhart doesn't like to let his music sit in any spot for long. His catalog, which now includes seven official albums, has taken him through warmly intimate ballads, raw and unselfconsciously strange home recordings, songs in several languages (Banhart spent much of his childhood in Venezuela), a lot of smoothly strummy folk-pop and the occasional low-key anthem about free-spiritedness.