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This is just about the most surprising album in recent memory, and a complete joy. The singer for Roxy Music, Bryan Ferry has also enjoyed a long solo career, both as an interpreter of songs by others — Bob Dylan, The Beach Boys, Sam Cooke, Cole Porter, Lou Reed and many more — and as an extraordinary songwriter who's released 13 solo albums, each with its own strengths.

Dave Grohl has always been a joy to watch onscreen, whether bashing away at a drum kit like the heavy-footed, wild-haired spawn of John Bonham and the Muppets' Animal in Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" video, or flashing an endearingly goofy grin in the Mentos-spoof clip for the Foo Fighters' "Big Me." And a big part of that appeal is the sense that no matter how long he's been in the business, Grohl is still a guy who is acutely aware that he's living out a teenage daydream every day of his life.

New Orleans' Dash Rip Rock will perform a few songs live during the Global Village! 

Brown Bird aka David Lamb and MorganEve Swain will play a few songs live during the Global Village ahead of their show that night at The Rumba Cafe with Joe Fletcher. 

Tune in for live music and conversation with Matt Pond during the Global Village. Hiss new CD The Lives Inside The Lines Of Your Hands comes out on Feb. 5th and he'll perform that night at The Wexner Center with Jukebox The Ghost and The Lighthouse And The Whaler! You'll also have a chance to win tickets to the show that night during the session!  Listen here!

Catch live music from this Sup Pop Records recording artist Monday morning.

Her third release, Deer Creek Canyon, was released last year.

This singer songwriter got her musical start playing drums at age 11.

By age 12 she was sitting in on gigs in clubs, with her mother's permission.

Here more from Sera Cahoone.

That's on 90.5 FM and HD WCBE Columbus, and online at wcbe.org

The members of How To Destroy Angels, a collective featuring Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor, his wife and singer Mariqueen Maandig, art director Rob Sheridan and the brilliant composer Atticus Ross, have an unambiguously grim view of where civilization is headed. In a new video for the song "How Long," from the band's upcoming album Welcome Oblivion, man hunts man in (surprise) a terrifying, dystopian future.

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