April is Public Radio Music Month, and to celebrate, we're having a daily vote for the best in-studio tracks from The Current's performance archive. Today's vote: Jurassic 5 vs. P.O.S vs. Dinosaur Jr.

Peter Wolf Crier reignited the modern surge of Minnesota bands signing to indie labels. Back in 2010, their debut "Inter-Be" took the community by surprise, and Peter Pisano and Brian Moen were promptly scooped up by Jagjaguwar Records for a re-release.

Villagers - Nothing Arrived, from the new album "Awayland."

Morning Edition checks in with the singer-songwriter as she finishes the follow-up to 2009's Middle Cyclone, due out later this year.

Barbara Jean performs music from her album, The Great Escape.

It's the smallest move move geographically, but in terms of capacity, The Lumineers are making a huge jump across the street from the 7th Street Entry to their next show at the Target Center.

The Current's got two pairs of tickets to Smiths/Modest Mouse guitarist Johnny Marr's Varsity Theater show on April 23—plus vinyl and CD copies of his album The Messenger—to give away to lucky listeners.

The yearning harmonies and darkly allusive lyrics of singles like "Harper Lee" suggest that Little Green Cars possess a precocious wisdom that will serve them well as the attention and hype around their debut continues to build.

Morning Show listener Bob wrote in and suggested a 9:30 Coffee Break theme of "chance". We need your help to put together a set of music on his theme.

Today John Moe chatted with The Morning Show's Steve Seel about the evidence of time travel online and they took a post-mortem on Harlem Shake.