In July of 2015, before Nick Cave and his band recorded their latest album, 'Skeleton Tree,' Cave's 15-year-old son, Arthur, died falling off a cliff in Brighton. Rather than being asked the same wrenching questions over and over, Cave enlisted the help of a friend and collaborator to attempt to form an honest reflection of grief and improvisation; that is exactly what Andrew Dominik did. Read Mary Lucia's thoughts on the resulting film, 'One More Time With Feeling.'

Tegan and Sara are on the road with a fun, flashy tour spotlighting songs from their two most recent albums, 'Heartthrob' and 'Love You to Death.' They left the light-up dance floor behind, though, when they visited our studio to play stripped-down versions of three songs from those albums.

TMZ recently revealed that Nelly owes $2.4 million in federal and state taxes. SPIN reported the story with a headline based on the average Spotify payout for each song stream: “Nelly Needs At Least 287,176,547 ‘Hot In Herre’ Streams to Pay Off His IRS Debt.” The St. Louis rapper’s supporters took it from there. Tracking their…

From the director of such films as 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' and 'Be Kind Rewind' comes a video that beautifully captures the drifting memories that surface during our most private moments.

Can you smell it in the air? It's International Chocolate Day. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that mention chocolate in the lyrics?

Sting made his onstage acting debut; The Beatles picked up a couple of Grammys; Bruce Springsteen put out 'Born To Run'; and Fionna Apple was born, Today in Music History.

Afro-futurists ZULUZULUU are a six-member band based in the Twin Cities, and they're known for the soulful, textured music that stands out on debut album 'What's the Price.' They've just won the Current's Local Music Exchange and announced a four-night residency at Icehouse, so to get to know them better, Andrea Swensson hosted the band for a session in The Current's studio.

White's latest album is a career retrospective, but without the big electric sound he's been known for since the late 1990s.

Perturbed by resellers who were selling tickets to his upcoming Magnificent Coloring Day festival for $200 or more, Chance the Rapper bought almost 2,000 tickets on the resale market himself and resold them to fans at face value. (Billboard) I took back almost 2k #MCD tix from fuckboy scalpers and made them into physicals. And these are…

The British rapper remains both successful and controversial, but she tells NPR's David Greene she's just trying to widen the conversation.