The Cave Singers - No Tomorrow, from the new album "Naomi."

  The music portion of SXSW kicks off tomorrow, and there are lots of Minnesotans heading down to Austin, Texas to partake in this year’s festivities. But that doesn’t mean that those of us who aren’t going are completely out of luck. In fact, there are still plenty of us who will be in town, and there…

Thanks to our listener Nancy, in Brooklyn Park, for today's Coffee Break suggestion. Let's get working on our "move" 9:30 Coffee Break with songs about "moving" or that mention the word "move."

Today Michael Rand chatted with The Morning Show's Jill Riley and Steve Seel about the big weekend for Minnesota hockey, and the local basketball teams losing streak.

I hardly feel worthy of reviewing an album by possibly my favorite artist of all time, but it's my job to let the millions of Bowie fans know: you can rejoice! We've all been so hungry; it's time to be fed.

Ladyfinger (ne) - Dark Horse, from the new album "Errant Forms."

  The organizers of the Girls Got Rhythm fest have just unveiled the lineup for their second annual event, which will once again take place at the Amsterdam Bar and Hall. Mark your calendars: This year’s event is happening Friday, May 10, and Saturday, May 11, and tickets are on sale now. Friday, May 10…

Kat Bjelland of Babes in Toyland has kept a low profile in recent years. It’s been almost a decade since she’s performed live, and about six years since she last issued any music under her most recent project, Katastrophy Wife. But though she has stayed under the radar here in the Twin Cities, she has…

In honor of Women’s History Month, much of this week’s Local Show was focused squarely on the influential women in Minneapolis’s rock scene. And what an interesting project it’s been, tracing everything back to the very beginning. Many associate Babes and Toyland and the bands they would share bills with—Zuzu’s Petals, Smut, the Menstrual Tramps,…

Brother-and-sister duo Wild Belle fuse rhythms and textures from across the globe with smart pop songwriting and enchanting melodies to create a uniquely alluring sound. The Current had the opportunity to talk to the band's singer Natalie Bergman about everything from her influences to her brother Elliot's handmade instruments.