The pianist was a rarity: a female instrumentalist in a honky-tonk band. Though she only recorded one solo album, she played and recorded with her brother for decades. She died Thursday at age 91.

For today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs by women-led punk and post-punk bands do you want to hear?

Mary Lucia joins Jill Riley to talk about “Anything Is Possible,” a new documentary on Showtime about former Minnesota Timberwolves player Kevin Garnett.

Ahead of their 2022 record 'Dropout Boogie,' The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach joined The Current to talk about the recording process for 'Dropout Boogie,' jamming with ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons, and the band's shared love of Captain Beefheart.

On their new record, ‘Angel In Real Time,’ Gang of Youths' frontman David Le'aupepe took a maximalist approach to the release, "... it needed to be offensive to taste making sensibilities. It needed to be a complete violation of all those things. It needed to not be a downtempo miserable, sad, sodden record that everyone expects. There's this weird idea that somehow you can only convey true emotion with sad quiet intimacies and I resent that.”

The entertainment exodus from Russia is continuing. Both Sony Music and the Warner Music Group announced Thursday that they would be suspending operations in Russia.

This week brings new releases from established artists Pixies, John Doe, Belle and Sebastian, and the Black Keys, plus the latest from London collective Superorganism and from Minneapolis duo the Muatas.

For today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs produced by Rick Rubin do you want to hear?

“The only way I really knew that I could help … is by putting out songs that have messages that make you focus on the positivity within each and every one of us, and the joy that we hold within each and every one of us—because we have that.”

New music on the chart this week from SASAMI, Japanese Breakfast, Liam Gallagher, Lucius, and Muse with their rocking “Won’t Stand Down.”