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The New York quartet’s new album Bloodshot Tokyo is out February 3.

Radiohead, Beyoncé, and Kendrick Lamar are your headliners.

Our pals from the worlds of music, film, and TV offer their lists for the best of the year.

Our favorite tracks of the year, (almost) all in one place.

Media’s boundaries are more porous than ever, and great artwork abounds. So does weirdness.

Has the era of the antihero come to an end?

Don’t get too comfortable.

Great year for music, terrible year for everything else.

The Brooklyn duo’s ludicrously titled second album, “You Can Catch a Lobster With Eggs But Not Egg Salad,” is out February 10.

At this point, we’ll take any excuse to celebrate.

The onetime sound guy for Portugal. The Man has a sound of his own.

The Oakland-based dream pop act brought their chill to the Original Penguin store in Chicago—sans rhythm section.

Draw up your collar, put on your wellies, and head out there.

Visit your mom.

They’re almost worth trampling someone over.

The heartfelt track from last year’s “Some Kind of Champion” gets an equally heartfelt clip.

Phantogram, Bleached, Diet Cig, Jagwar Ma, and more hold off the rain outside Austin.

Dance yourself clean.

But tomorrow.

Rain wreaked a bit of havoc on the fest’s inaugural affair outside Austin, but it was an only-fitting dramatic backdrop for the likes of Explosions in the Sky, Beach House, and Thee Oh Sees.