Today's top music news stories include Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon' recording console going up for auction, SXSW's response to a controversy over their artist contract, and the deaths of two music notables.

Labor, longing and reverie exist side by side on songwriter Valerie June's regal new album. Stream the album before its release on Friday, March 10.

Friends and family packed the Turf Club on Saturday night, eager to see an all-local bill comprising jazz/neo-soul band Ayvah, singer/songwriter J.E. Sunde, and rock group Tabah. Tabah, who performed at the Local Show’s Artists to Watch showcase last August, played their new album Symmetry Somewhere in full. The new music sounded best when it let Cecelia…

Ahead of their recent Valentine's Day show at the Myth in Maplewood, Minn., Run the Jewels stopped by The Current to take over our airwaves with a special love-themed playlist for Theft of the Dial.

On her new album, Alynda Segarra embeds the rhythms of the Latinx diaspora to explore the saga of a people displaced through exile, segregation and gentrification.

A few years ago, Minneapolis Institute of Art director Kaywin Feldman was reading a magazine profile of filmmaker Guillermo del Toro when it occurred to her that his private collection could form the basis of a spectacular museum exhibit. That exhibit is now a reality - or, rather, a surreality.

London's The Japanese House visited The Current's studio to play songs from a couple of their recent EPs. In the course of the interview, frontperson Amber Bain explains the band's connection to actor Kate Winslet. Bain also reveals the surprising production locations used for a couple of the band's videos.

Temples stopped by The Current to chat with host Mac Wilson and to perform tracks off their new album, 'Volcano,' live in-studio.

We're getting excited for the Rock the Cradle pop up event on Sunday at the Fitzgerald featuring Lisa Loeb! So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that both kids and their adults love?

After the Grammys last month, metalheads around the world were shaking their heads in bemusement at the fact that to celebrate Megadeth’s first-ever Grammy, the house band played “Master of Puppets,” a song by their rivals Metallica. That was just one of several strange musical choices, though, at the Premiere Ceremony — the live-streamed ceremony…