Milosh - Hear In You, from the new album "Jetlag."

When the R&B bandleader fell ill last year, she didn't just stop singing. She stopped listening.

What songs with inappropriate undertones (stalking, admiration of someone underaged, etc.) should we play for today's 9:30 Coffee Break?

It’s beginning to feel an awful lot like January 2013, when the 400 Bar hurriedly sold nearly everything inside the historic club before leaving its location once and for all. This time around the venue closing down and clearing out is the Artists’ Quarter, the downtown St. Paul jazz club whose owner announced that the…

VAYNS, VAYNS EP Collaborators Corey Lawson (Munqs) and Botzy (Culture Cry Wolf), the minds behind VAYNS, have put their talents together to create a smooth new sound. Fusing sultry R&B, hip-hop, and shoegaze-y synth effects with futuristic flair, VAYNS’ self-titled EP, available today, has already garnered attention thanks to the must-see video for “Say Why.” On VAYNS, Lawson and Botzy’s…

Syd Arthur - Ode To The Summer, from the new album "On An On."

This week, Mark Wheat looks at: significant wins for Arsenal and Manchester United; a big award for Ronaldo; and a surprise transfer of a Spurs player to Toronto FC in the MLS. Plus a music pick from the terraces at Old Trafford.

The L.A. band's warm but mysterious songs smear together seamlessly and often beautifully.

What songs about winning or losing do you want to hear for the 9:30 Coffee Break.

Today Michael Rand chatted with The Morning Show's Steve Seel and Jill Riley about a possible new head coach for the Viking, the Wild finally winning some of their games, and where you can see some outdoor hockey.