411 Mania — Thurston Moore and Iggy Pop team up for Jemina Pearl, Carly Simon is mad at Starbucks, The Flaming Lips cover Pink Floyd, Madonna is loud, Jon Bon Jovi is all over NBC, Pixies hit the road, Kanye hits the smallest screen (then bounces off it), Guns n... more info

Radio Exile — Last Friday, The Flaming Lips [MySpace] dropped by KCRW’s “Morning Becomes Eclectic” and debuted a live cover of Pink Floyd’s “Eclipse”. As you’ve probably heard, they are releasing their own version of Pink Floyd’s ... more info

Stereogum — During the Q&A session that accompanied the Flaming Lips' pop-up store/show thing in Los Angeles last week, Wayne "let it slip" that the band had joined forces with Stardeath And White Dwarfs to cover the entire Dark Side Of The Moon LP, featuring... more info

Guardian Music — • Michael Jackson death prompts calls for guidelines • Labels looking to suspend artists until they seek treatmentCall it the Michael Jackson clause. Music business movers and shakers are working on industry-wide guidelines allowing recor... more info

XFM.co.uk — Wayne Coyne and co head for the 'Dark Side Of The Moon'... more info

Rolling Stone — The L.A. Times dropped a reference to the Flaming Lips re-recording Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon into a story last week, and Pitchfork has more details from the band’s MySpace show Q&A. The likely iTunes-only release was recorded with Stard... more info

The Quietus — Oklahoman band to re-work Pink Floyd LP more info

Guardian Music — Oklahoma's psychedelic sons have recorded a track-by-track remake of Pink Floyd's experimental masterpieceJust days after the release of Embryonic, the Flaming Lips have revealed that the follow-up is already finished. After making their most challen... more info

Allmusic Blog — The Flaming Lips have announced plans to cover the entirety of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon. The album, which is currently slated to hit iTunes long before it shows up in physical stores, will feature guest appearances by Peaches, Henry Rolli... more info

Here Comes The Flood — The folks of Royal Mail knows about art, but they know shit about music. They picked The Division Bell as the Pink Floyd album to be featured on stamp. Oh, and how about A Rush Of Blood To The Head? Is their a doctor in the house? Serious case of br... more info