The hubris of certain Premiership managers stirs some schadenfreude in Mark Wheat this week; plus, exciting results from the FA Cup shift Mark's attention to Wigan and the musical subgenre known as Northern Soul.

Highly emotional rock that reads as low-stakes at first, Lost in the Dream is evocative and pleasant if you let it float by in the background. But it's made with hooks that sink in deep.

The joy of discovery and a slightly better understanding of the inner workings of the universe leads us to today's Coffee Break. What science songs do you want to hear for the 9:30 Coffee Break?

Today Michael Rand chatted to The Morning Show about NFL free agent signings, Jared Allen leaving the Vikings, and a local tweet that's causing a lot of negative attention.

The Sex Pistols were signed, Johnny Cash went to the doctor, and "The Sound of Silence" was recorded Today in Music History.

Phantogram's new release 'Voices' is such a series of knockouts, it can give the record the feel of a singles collection, or even a greatest hits album.

People tend to think of GRRRL PRTY as a party band--which is understandable, they acknowledge, given that they do have "PRTY" in their name--but there are dark dimensions beneath the group's bouncy beats. They don't have much music available to hear on your headphones, but this week they helped to bridge that gap with a fiery performance in the Current's studio.

Given a whole arena to play with, Arcade Fire gave their fans an experience quite unlike the typical Target Center show, and not just because of the ironic references to the venue's name.

Arcade Fire are bringing their huge 'Reflektor' stage show to Target Center in Minneapolis tonight, here are two great ways to enjoy the show.

Formed in Melbourne, Australia, and now based in Brighton, England, four-piece dream-pop band Kins stopped by The Current's studios to play some songs off their self-titled album and to chat with Mark Wheat.