Every Monday at 10 p.m. The Current's Music Director David Safar guides you through an hour of music discovery. David wants to know: what do you think of the latest singles from Cultfever, Niia and Wiley? Have a listen, then give them either a thumbs up or thumbs down!

The Roxy Music singer channels his classic work while still sounding fresh. Ferry's sound remains full, clear and direct, with intricate layers of instruments shifting in and out of focus.

Enjoy the fluffy white stuff with our snow Coffee Break. What do you want to hear?

Today, Michael Rand chatted with Jill Riley and Steve Seel about Gopher's beat Iowa and that means more than you think, Adrian Peterson is still a long way from playing football, and Ricky Rubio is hurt.

The U.K.’s 1975 are on their way to bigger shows, and they’re bringing their infectious pop, delivered with laid-back cool, along. Currently on a North American headlining tour, the band stopped at Myth on Saturday, Nov. 8. By the time 8 p.m. rolled around, the crowd was getting antsy. Young Rising Sons opened the show with…

Sam Cooke was in a car accident, Elton John hit the charts, and the Clash had their first release in the USA Today in Music History.

Glyn Johns, a producer and sound engineer who’s worked with everyone from the Who to the Clash to the Eagles, is about to release a memoir titled Sound Man. Among the stories he recounts is an episode from 1969 when Bob Dylan asked Johns if the Beatles and the Rolling Stones might be interested in making album with him. Johns excitedly approached the two…

'Sonic Highways' marks the twentieth anniversary since the band formed to record their hit heavy debut album. Over the past two decades the band that once existed in the halo of Nirvana has emerged as Grohl's true legacy.

The Current’s Bill DeVille celebrated five years of United States of Americana with a sold out crowd last night at the Turf Club in St. Paul, Minn. On the bill were rising acts in the genre including Minneapolis’ Frankie Lee and Jack Klatt and Texas-based Israel Nash, who stopped by The Current with his full…

What songs by bands with cities in their names do you want to hear for today's 9:30 Coffee Break?