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.

Andy Burrows - Keep On Moving On, from the new album "Company."

Members of Icelandic post-rock act Sigur Ros have promised that the band's new album will find them exploring a "darker" and "more aggressive" sound, and their new song bears out that prediction with a dense, rhythmic and driving sound.

  It’s nearing bar close on a Saturday night at the 331 Club, and somehow, over the last half hour, amid a flurry of flashing laser lights and flutters of metallic confetti, Elliott Kozel has removed his skin-tight black pants and is running through the crowd completely naked. On second thought, he’s not completely naked,…

Suggest a song for today's 9:30 Coffee Break that may sound upbeat and peppy but with lyrics that are much more dark.

Today James Norton spoke to The Morning Show's Jill Riley and Steve Seel about his adventures in the realm of secret fast food menues. James shared thoughts about the secret menus and his thoughts about Chipotle's secret menue Quesarito.

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.

The Lonely Wild - Everything You Need, from the new album "The Sun As It Comes."

A handful of early tracks from Leagues' 2011 debut EP stirred up some blog attention, and in January of this year they returned with a debut full-length, You Belong Here. The band's solemn, moody indie sound has earned comparisons to the National and others.

In only 26 years Nick Drake was able to leave a legacy of music that still inspires musicians as diverse as Robert Smith, Kate Bush, and Beck. His soothing voice and gentle guitar has made songs like, "Pink Moon," and "One of These Things First" endure and become more popular than they were when they were released.