#year-end-lists

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Television
fromThe New Yorker
2 days ago

The Best TV Shows in a Bad Year

2025 delivered fewer noteworthy television seasons; overall TV quality felt weak, fewer shows stood out, and unconventional reality TV earned recognition.
Arts
fromHyperallergic
4 days ago

New York: Best of 2025

More than 30 notable New York City exhibitions from 2025 showcase diverse practices from sublime interpretation to historical interventions and speculative imagined worlds.
Books
fromThe Atlantic
1 week ago

Debate Your Favorite Books of the Year

The Atlantic 10 celebrates books that distinguish themselves as worth reading and remembering, reflecting diverse tastes through deliberation and consensus.
Music
fromBrooklynVegan
1 week ago

Notable Releases of the Week (12/5)

Major year-end lists have largely arrived while notable new albums and many honorable mentions continue to surface, including redveil's lush, live‑infused hip hop album sankofa.
fromBrooklynVegan
1 week ago

Pitchfork's Top 50 Albums of 2025

Like they did on their song list, Pitchfork ranked Cameron Winter's December 2024 solo album Heavy Metal and Geese's 2025 album album Getting Killed separately here, though neither made #1. Both made the top 25 though, as did Bad Bunny, Rosalía, Dijon, Smerz, Wednesday, Addison Rae, PinkPantheress, Nourished by Time, billy woods, Sudan Archives, Earl Sweatshirt, aya, Oklou, Amaarae, Alex G, Water From Your Eyes, Blood Orange, and more.
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Music
fromBrooklynVegan
1 week ago

'In Defense of the Genre': Best Punk & Emo Songs of November

Monthly roundup highlighting punk-related news, reviews, top songs, lists, and exclusive vinyl releases, focusing on overlooked bands, subgenres, and new albums.
Music
fromBrooklynVegan
2 weeks ago

Notable Releases of the Week (11/28)

A light release week in music features a handful of notable new records, several anniversary reissues, and a recommended list of overlooked 2025 albums.
fromwww.npr.org
11 months ago

Sheldon Pearce's favorite albums of 2024

When I first started working as a music critic, I held nothing more sacred than a ranked albums list. The album felt like the idealized musical vehicle, a prime mechanism for the expression of true artistic vision and an opportunity to see that vision at scale. Songs there were always so many songs. Too many to really wrap your arms around and judge fairly, in my opinion. But albums were self-contained, easier to quantify and could be stacked up cleanly next to each other
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