The Flaming Lips

Even if you're not freaked out, you'll act like you are and that will fill the gap in between," announces Wayne Coyne, after jumping into the crowd in a giant space bubble, which its members gleefully consent to tossing him about in. Read More

It's hard to judge Embryonic at this exact moment. Read More

The Flaming Lips pretty much reached their ultimate sticking-place, artistically, with The Soft Bulletin and Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots : two records of rubbery, crooning, mostly yellow-streaked pop music, with a good few weird divergences (more so on Yoshimi than on the purer-distilled Soft Bulletin though) that hinted at the band's psychedelic past as oddball merry pranksters (as did appearing on Top Of The Pops with Justin Timberlake dressed as a dolphin, for that matter). Read More

Perhaps even euphoria suffers from diminishing returns. Read More

The Technicolor phenomena of a typical Flaming Lips live performance is given a black and white makeover here. Read More

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They are not an alternative rock band or a psychedelic rock band. Read More

The new Flaming Lips video clip is a celebration of a back-to-nature/back-to-the-womb fantasy. Read More

wers, the dancing fans in indeterminable fancy dress and, most extraordinary of all, frontman Wayne Coyne's crawl over the heads of the audience in a giant bubble – during their opening number, the exquisitely euphoric Race For The Prize. Read More

So bored and beats has reached its 500th post (or a little over or under depending on if you count the ones that have been removed) But who cares it is the 500th official post and for starting this blog from nothing just back in Jan of this year it has been a pretty rad year in music and it's not even over yet! Read More