In 2005, we fell in love with Bright Eyes, heard confessional indie pop from Death Cab For Cutie and jammed to the music of LCD Soundsystem.

Natalie Merchant, Pearl Jam, Dionne Farris and The Rembrants all had top hits in 1995.

Today on WYEP, we're listening to songs from 1985! Tune in to catch Stevie Wonder, Duran Duran, Kate Bush and a whole lot more.

Some of the biggest names in rock music were making a splash in 1975, including Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan and Earth, Wind & Fire.

New in rotation from WYEP this week: a funky single from Wet Leg's sophomore album; a song that My Morning Jacket has been working on for 20 years; and a new song on grief from Jade Bird.

This month, we're featuring Irish songwriter and recent hitmaker Hozier.

Kathleen Edwards came back to making music in 2020 after taking a few years off from performing and recording (and opening a coffee shop). Her new album "Covers" recently came out, and WYEP's Rosemary Welsch caught up with Kathleen before her show at City Winery Pittsburgh.

Brittany Howard is a singular talent. If you witnessed her performance of Joni Mitchell’s “Both Sides Now” at the Kennedy Center Honors in 2021, you’re aware of her ability to not just sing any variety of genres, but to also turn hearts inside out.

Hear new songs from Counting Crows, identify with the challenges of internet culture with a song from Hurray For The Riff Raff, and enjoy the vocals of Galactic and Irma Thomas on their song, "Where I Belong" — here's what's new in rotation on 91.3 WYEP this week.

For Women's History Month, WYEP has asked some special guests to tell us which artists they're celebrating throughout March.