Adam Granduciel of The War on Drugs joins The Current's Mac Wilson to discuss the band's fifth studio record, "I Don't Live Here Anymore". Granduciel talks about getting the band back together after 20 months apart, their 2020 live album "Live Drugs," and how fatherhood has affected his creative process.

Listen and watch: New music from Dua Saleh, K. Raydio, KayCyy, and more.

26 BATS!, the Shackletons, DJ Abilities, Mousie, and the Key Kids explore the strange and supernatural.

For today's Coffee Break, what BLOOD SONGS do you want to hear?

Plus: Halloween musical treats, Minnesota’s rep on “The Voice,” and more.

The mostly white country and folk music industries remain frustratingly difficult for Black musicians to enter. During one of Nashville's biggest events, one group envisioned a new pathway in.

This week, we get brand-spanking-new music from Austin, Texas, indie rockers Spoon. We also hear new releases from Alex Lahey and from Elvis Costello, as well as new sounds from London’s Shygirl, Atlanta’s Curtis Harding, and Minnesota’s own Muun Bato.

For today's Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that center around FEAR?

Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, who wrote and originally performed the Halloween standard ‘I Put a Spell On You,’ was one of the most epic one-hit wonders in rock history - unless, that is, you count his next-best-known song, ‘Constipation Blues.’

Jill Riley connects with director, writer, and comedian John Waters to talk about his new one-man show “False Negative,” the influence Baltimore has had on his work, and how his on-stage material has changed since the pandemic.