alt-J are back on top this week; the highest new entry this week is from Beck; Sleater-Kinney drop off the Chart along with the Black Keys, Conor Oberst and Brandi Carlile.

We asked for your nominations, now it's time to put it to a vote.

Each week during The Chart Show, Mark Wheat takes a moment to acknowledge those listeners around the world who are listening to The Current stream. Here's a map that charts those global listeners. Not on here? Send your global-shout-out request.

Over the course of 10 years at The Current, each day rushes by so quickly, it's hard to process all that has happened. So we've created a timeline to lay out all the years and key milestones in an engaging format. As you browse, we hope it will stir all kinds of great memories while inspiring anticipation for a whole lot more to come.

As part of our #Current10 celebrations, many of the staff at The Current are sharing their favorite memories. Barb Abney's, of course, involves the Afghan Whigs.

From discovering music to finding community to getting through tough times, The Current's listeners share their stories of how the station has played a part in their lives. Read their stories and feel free to share your own.

Given the worldwide reach The Current has achieved over the past 10 years, as evidenced by Lou Papineau's listening in Rhode Island -- not to mention Mark Wheat's "Global Shout Out" -- Lou suggested songs with 'world' in the title. What 'world' songs would you like to hear today?

Today on The Morning Show's Eating and Drinking, James Norton chatted with Steve Seel and Jill Riley about the food that really represents Minnesota culture.

In an evening meant to pay tribute to our state’s reigning Prince, what transpired was actually a celebration of our scene’s queen. As the most high-profile act on the bill for the Purple Rain tribute at the Fitzgerald Theater, it wasn’t exactly a surprise that Queen Lizzo—the only title for her that feels appropriate right now—managed to steal…

B.B. King made a donation, The Coasters made Rock and Roll Hall of Fame history, and The Byrds covered Dylan Today in Music History.