Isle of Wight duo Wet Leg hit the hall of fame with their buzzy track “Chaise Longe”.

This week, Mary Lucia talks about Todd Haynes's documentary, ‘The Velvet Underground,' which is streaming now on Apple TV.

For today’s Coffee Break, what British bands do you want to hear from the 1980s - a.k.a. the second British invasion?

Sam Cooke was injured in a car crash; the Eagles had their final No. 1 single; Billy Idol released 'Rebel Yell'; Bowie had a spot of laryngitis; and Elton John went to the top of the album charts with his double album, 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road'; and The Clash released their second album, Today in Music History.

This month on The Scouting Report, The Current’s local team spotlights Raffaella, LUXYS, Durry, Corbin, K.Raydio, and more Minnesota artists.

The Minneapolis group says they put on “the most lit live show you've ever been to."

For today’s Coffee Break, what British bands do you want to hear from the 1970s?

Jill Riley catches up with Tears for Fears' Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith about their 2022 record The Tipping Point. The English duo talk about getting the band back together after a fateful fax, how honesty in songwriting retains its appeal across generations, and how they stumbled into stardom in their early days by making art that they loved.

Minneapolis singer-songwriter Lydia Liza has taken to Twitter accusing Netflix of ‘stealing my version of Baby It’s Cold Outside’ for their new holiday film ‘Love Hard.’

Singapore, upstate New York, and McCarren Park in Brooklyn are a few of the places The War On Drugs frontman Adam Granduciel associates with writing the songs on "I Don't Live Here Anymore". Mac Wilson recently caught up with Granduciel about the new record, our Album of the Week.