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The Flaming Lips ...
The Flaming Lips
Watch a video for The Flaming Lips’ new single
"How Many Times" is from the King's Mouth album, out now
23rd July 2019
Uncut – August 2019
Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones, Black Sabbath and Doves all feature in the new issue of Uncut, in shops from June 13 and available...
11th June 2019
The Flaming Lips announce The Soft Bulletin anniversary tour
Plus new album King's Mouth released on Record Store Day
8th March 2019
The Flaming Lips – Seeing The Unseeable
The complete studio recordings of the Flaming Lips 1986 - 1990
24th July 2018
The Flaming Lips’ early work collected on two new comps
Reissue programme begins in April with Scratching The Door: The First Recordings
19th March 2018
Flaming Lips – Oczy Mlody
The Lips continue to explore the joy and sadness of existence
27th January 2017
Hear new Flaming Lips song, “The Castle”
The song comes from their new album Oczy Mlody
21st October 2016
The National unveil Grateful Dead tribute album, Day Of The Dead
Over 60 artists have tackled the Dead canon
17th March 2016
Watch the Flaming Lips tribute to David Bowie
They covered eight, including "Life On Mars?" and "Ashes To Ashes"
15th February 2016
Watch Flaming Lips cover The Beach Boys’ “Good Vibrations”
The clip is taken from Brian Fest: A Night to Celebrate The Life And Music Of Brian Wilson
5th June 2015
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