“You had better do what you are told. You’d better listen to the radio.”

In support of the band’s first new album in 19 years, Damage and Joy.

Plus: The xx, Lorde, Solange, Justice, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Blink-182, Future Islands, Father John Misty, and more.

Scottish alt-rock outfit’s first record in 18 years.

A legendary band tread too safely across a vast and beautiful landscape of their own making.

Damage and Joy is due for release in March.

From the band’s first new record in 18 years, Damage and Joy.

An homage to one of the Philly outfit’s biggest influences.

Here’s a stack of reasons to get totally pumped up for the new year.

The band’s first album in 18 years arrives next March.

Scottish alt-rockers will debut first new material since since 1998’s Munki.

Aphex Twin, Björk, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Run the Jewels, and John Carpenter lead the impressive, diverse bill.