Gorillaz swing back in as the highest new entry this week at #15. We discovered last week that Damon Albarn, lead Gorillaz member and ex-Blur master, has a house in Reyjavik, Iceland! One of the original Sugarcubes (Bjork's breakout band) Einar Orn told us in an interview last week that he taught Damon Albarn how to drink!?

Today's top music news stories include the return of Lin-Manuel Miranda to 'Hamilton,' the historic election of a thrash band singer to the Virginia state legislature, and an incipient Bee Gees musical.

This week, Mary Lucia has a rock documentary recommendation for you: HBO's four-hour doc, 'Rolling Stone: Stories from the Edge.' Hear what Mary has to say about this boundary-pushing magazine and the story behind it.

Singer-songwriter Ann Reed releases her 24th album, 'Winter Springs, Summer Falls, on Sunday, Nov. 12, at St. Joan of Arc Church in Minneapolis. Reed and her longtime musical collaborator Joan Griffith stopped in the Radio Heartland studio to play some music from the new record.

When Bully visited The Current studio, frontperson Alicia Bognanno took some time to talk about what she calls her 'Frankenstein' guitar, 'and by that,' Bognanno explains, 'I mean it's just a bunch of different parts put together.' It's a hard-working guitar Bognanno loves; she plays most of Bully's shows using it and has written the band's two albums on it.

St. Paul folk label Red House Records has been sold to Nashville's Compass Records. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear from Red House Records artists?

A new coffee-table book chronicles the visual history of Depeche Mode, a post-punk electronic band of lasting popularity.

Fred Armisen and Brian Oake in conversation about Husker Du and Minneapolis music.

Morrissey stopped a concert; The Beatles worked on a George song; Led Zeppelin released their fourth album, and Bonnie Raitt was born, Today in Music History.

Following several days of musical and cultural discovery at Iceland Airwaves, Mark Wheat shares his thoughts as he reflects on his experiences in Akureyri and Reykjavik. See what Mark has to say, and browse a roundup of performance videos from our live broadcasts from Iceland.