Critics and longtime Lips fans are singing the same chorus of late: Wayne Coyne and his mates have returned to the greatness of "The Soft Bulletin" and "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots" with their... more

It was actually kind of a natural, when you think about it. Already longstanding indie-rock heroes, the Lips soared to new heights of song craft, studio wizardry and success with 1999's "The Soft... more

2019 release. King's Mouth contains twelve new original Flaming Lips compositions as well as album narration by Mick Jones (The Clash). The record is based on Wayne Coyne's immersive art installation... more

For an extensive Flaming Lips "best-of," fans surely would want their favorite album tracks but also rare and unissued 'Lips loveliness, and that's just what's in the 3-CD edition here. First,... more

2017 release featuring seven live (ish) tracks from Oczy Mlody reimagined as a fictional/fantastical live Flaming Lips performance on the International Space Station.

THE TERROR is a bold and expressive journey that has evolved over the Lips' nearly 30-year tended garden of sonic delights that ebbs and flows with extraordinary splashes of darkness and light,... more

In between one-off shows scattered around the world in the past several months The Flaming Lips have still found time to record a series of unique and experimental sessions for an album featuring a... more

2010 physical release of this eccentric re-interpretation of the classic Pink Floyd album, Dark Side of the Moon. The world's most predictably unpredictable band, The Flaming Lips, have teamed up... more

After lauded indie albums, The Flaming Lips debuted on Warner Bros. With 1991's Hit to Death in the Future Head. Transmissions from the Satellite Heart and Clouds Taste Metallic followed. 1999's The... more

Oklahoma City's The Flaming Lips formed in the post-punk '80s, playing alongside Black Flag, Husker Du and Jesus & Mary Chain. Following 4 acclaimed indie albums, the band signed to Warner Bros. And,... more