Dark Horses - Alone, from the new album "Black Music."

Whether you attended Rock the Garden, listened to the live broadcast from home, or simply followed along on Twitter, chances are you’ve caught a few mumblings and grumblings about Low’s 27-minute-long, one-song set. As the sun peeked out and the crowd peeled off their rain ponchos, the Duluth trio launched into their song “Do You…

In honor of Paul's birthday we're going to dedicate our 9:30 Coffee Break to him. What songs from Sir Paul's repertoire?

Today John Moe chatted with The Morning Show's Steve Seel and Jill Riley about Jay-Z giving his music away for free, and floating internet balloons.

  I generally don’t have the time to give many projects repeated listens, but “SSV3” by two Twin Cities based producers, Psymun & Damacha, has commanded a few listening sessions, largely because of its interesting sound and range of feeling. Damacha is a name that is new to me, but I’ve been following Psymun’s work…

Besnard Lakes - People Of The Sticks, from the new album "Until In Excess, Imperceptible UFO."

Volcano Choir premieres the first single off their upcoming release Repave. Listen to "Byegone" and share your opinion with us.

Our listener Kara gave us today's 9:30 Coffee Break suggestion for songs that reference streets or roadway intersections. What songs do you think we should play?

Today Michael Rand chatted with The Morning Show's Jill Riley and Steve Seel about the U.S. Open and Phil Mickelson's trials, the Twins induction of pitcher Eddie Guardado into their Hall of Fame last Friday, and the story about Vladimir Putin and the owner of the New England Patriots was too weird NOT to talk about.

Rogue Wave - College, from the new album "Nightingale Floors."