Veronica Falls - Teenage, from the new album "Waiting For Something To Happen."
(02/25/2013)
Even if you aren't a fan of "AMOK," accolades are in order to a band whose first outing has truly pushed the boundaries of subtlety.
(02/24/2013)
It has been a year in the making and Van Stee is following up their popular single "We Are" with a debut album of the same name. Concocted by Charlie Van Stee and Josh Kaplan, the now five-piece has been gaining steam in the Twin Cities with their Brit-inpsired pop rock.
(02/24/2013)
This week on New Hot, read about a band who become a YouTube sensation, a side project of Radiohead and the debut solo album from The Smiths' former guitarist. These are our three recommended releases for Tuesday, February 26.
(02/23/2013)
Gloss - Ian's Dream, from the new "Front Porch" 7".
(02/22/2013)
Beach Fossils - Generational Synthetic, from the new album "Clash The Truth."
(02/21/2013)
Unknown Mortal Orchestra - So Good At Being In Trouble, from the new album "II."
(02/19/2013)
Jamie Lidell - What A Shame, from his new self-titled album.
(02/19/2013)
Mount Moriah - Bright Light, from the new album "Miracle Temple."
(02/18/2013)
Stick with me through this momentary confusion you might be experiencing: Wolf Lords was the name of a project launched last year that you heard a lot of on the station. It's a collaboration between Aby Wolf and Grant Cutler. However, now the project has been transitioned to Aby's name, and the album title has been made "Wolf Lords."
(02/17/2013)
Broncho - Try Me Out Sometime, from the new album "Can't Get Past The Lips."
(02/14/2013)
Pillowfight - In The Afternoon, from their new self-titled album.
(02/13/2013)
Jenny O. - Good Love, from the new album "Automechanic."
(02/12/2013)
Cheatahs - The Swan, from the new album "Extended Plays."
(02/11/2013)
Sometimes Duluth feels very far away. Unless bands from the area are playing regularly in the Twin Cities, it's typical for some of the brightest acts from the North Shore to get overlooked. Last year, we got a ton of tips regarding musicians producing incredible work just a few hours from The Current's home-base. One of the bands we heard most often was Southwire, and we have a feeling that Minnesota is going to be talking a lot about them this year.
(02/10/2013)
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