Eagles of Death Metal and Deerhunter make their chart debuts; My Morning Jacket and CHVRCHES are inducted to the Hall of Fame; and Kurt Vile returns to the top.

Singer Cory Wells has died, of undisclosed causes, at age 74. Wells was a founding member of Three Dog Night and one of the band’s three lead vocalists. “Cory was an incredible singer,” said bandmate Danny Hutton, “a great performer, he could sing anything. Cory was like a brother in so many ways. We had been together since 1965 and…

While visiting The Current's studio, Dan Wilson took a few minutes to talk about the guitar that has accompanied him on stages and in songwriting sessions since the turn of the century. 'The guitar is sort of a rough and ready, portable songwriting machine,' he says. Check out the full interview.

Going on 20 years as a band, The Current is giving away the ultimate platinum Wilco package: Star Wars on wax, a 224-page hardcover copy of Beyond the Fleeting Moment: Wilco Concert Posters 1994-2014 and a signed limited edition Florafauna silkscreen poster.

Jeffrey Foucault's latest album, 'Salt As Wolves' was released Oct. 16, 2015, and the New York Times already calls it 'close to perfection.' Jeffrey, along with Billy Conway and Caitlin Canty, join Mike Pengra in the Radio Heartland studio.

Lydia Liza, known off stage as Lydia Hoglund, got her start fronting the band Bomba de Luz and put out her first EP when she was just 16 years old. She was already leaps and bounds ahead of other Twin Cities musicians in many different ways – she was taking songwriting classes at McNally Smith…

Joanna Newsom's new album, 'Divers', is novelistic, with recurring musical themes, memorable characters and a preoccupation with the change brought on by passing time. Listen to Newsom's album before it comes out on Oct. 23.

Today is Oct. 21, 2015, the futuristic date to which Marty McFly and Doc Brown travel in the 1989 film, 'Back to the Future II.' So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that mention future, time travel or time? Send us your requests.

Heavy Table Editor James Norton joins Jill Riley and Sean McPherson to talk about the future of fine dining in the Twin Cities. With the imminent closing of two landmark Minneapolis restaurants, 'It seems it's time for a changing of the guard in the fine-dining scene,' James says. Listen to the full conversation.

The lineup for the 2015 Sound Unseen festival has recently been announced. The festival runs from Nov. 11-15. As always, the event will feature a variety of music-based films and documentaries. Different movies will be shown at four locations: McNally Smith College of Music and Bedlam Theatre in St. Paul; and the Trylon Microcinema and Bryant-Lake…