Singer and songwriter Bryan Ferry is a musical icon whose career spans from the several classic albums released by his band Roxy Music in the '70s and early '80s into a long, eclectic and accomplished solo career.

Pickwick, whose style is a fusion of raw, garage-y indie blues-rock and retro-licious R&B/soul, just released the full-length album Can't Talk Medicine and continue to build buzz with national touring.

We finally got a concrete glimpse at one of the year's most anticipated and tightly guarded releases at midnight last night, when Daft Punk finally released a full-length radio edit of "Get Lucky," the new single they'd teased in a series of short ads on Saturday Night Live (and on giant screens at Coachella last weekend).

Tomorrow is Record Store Day and we're gearing up for it with a 9:30 Coffee Break of songs about records.

Stephanie Curtis reviews a new sci-fi thriller starring Tom Cruise.

  “This will be our response to violence: to make music more intensely, more beautifully, and more devotedly than ever before.” That’s a quote from Leonard Bernstein, and it’s about the only thing that I’ve read that’s made any sense to me this week. With that in mind, here are a handful of young Minnesotan artists…

The Morning Show's Steve Seel sat down Tricia Khutoretsky, curator and director of Public Functionary to talk about the challenges of opening an art gallery in 2013, the mission of Public Functionary, and the upcoming exhibition season.

Simon and Garfunkel reunite, Madison Square Garden didn't know Young from Dylan, and Patti Smith put out her biggest hit Today in Music History.

To celebrate Public Radio Music Month, we're having a daily vote for the best in-studio tracks from The Current's performance archive. We've gone through and picked some of the most beloved performances by the staff and by our audience. We'll play the winner during the Live Current track of the day the following day.

Web Of Sunsets - Fool's Melodies, the title track from their new 7".