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Panda Bear's eighth album, Sinister Grift, finds the now 46-year-old Noah Lennox facing shifting relationships and unfulfilled hopes. Chris Shonting hide caption

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New Music Friday: The best albums out Feb. 28

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Clockwise from upper left: Panda Bear, Jessica Pratt, cover art for Red Baraat, Ian Parton of The Go! Team Courtesy of the artists hide caption

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A New Mix For The New Year: Panda Bear, The Go! Team, More

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Panda Bear Live: Music From The 'Tomboy' Tour

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Noah Lennox, aka Panda Bear, says his new album, Tomboy, has a darker mood than his past releases. Cory Schwartz/FilmMagic /Getty Images hide caption

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Panda Bear: Sounds Like Home

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Noah Lennox, better known as Panda Bear, spun a playlist heavy with friends and contemporaries on this week's show. Brian DeRan/Photo courtesy of Force Field PR hide caption

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Guest DJ Panda Bear

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New Music From Panda Bear, The Dodos And More

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New Music From Panda Bear, The Walkmen

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2007: The Year in Review from All Songs Considered

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'Take Pills' by Panda Bear

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Bloc Party, Deerhoof, Giant Brain

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