NME — Las Vegas band join Kanye West and The Flaming Lips for festival comeback more info

melophobe — It started off as a bonus smart phone release when you got their latest album, Computers and Blues, but after re-evaluating the quality of sound you get out of a speaker on a phone the size of a graham cracker, Mike Skinner, a.k.a The Streets, has ta... more info

411 Mania — Plus Thirty Seconds To Mars, Deftones, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Flaming Lips and more... more info

411 Mania — Lips join Michael Stipe, The Roots and more for Carnegie Hall show... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — DOWNLOAD: Steven Drozd - "Born" (MP3) Tibet House US Benefit 2010 (more by Chris La Putt) No word on how a giant vagina entrance, semi-nude costuming, or Hulk hands will work at Carnegie Hall, but The Flaming Lips will join... more info

Altsounds — Glacial Pace Recordings is pleased to announce the March 8th release of Expanding Anyway, the debut album from Morning Teleportation. Expanding Anyway was recorded during breaks in the band's touring schedule that has taken them out with the likes... more info

Music News Net — MUSIC NEWS - Tibet House US has announced that The Flaming Lips and Taj Mahal have joined the line up for their 21st Annual Benefit Concert at Carnegie Hall in NYC on March 3, 2011. The Flaming Lips and Taj... more info

melophobe — Well, what can you expect from a band that makes posters from the frontman’s blood? Anything, really! So it comes as a treat that The Flaming Lips are coming out with a song every month of this glorious 2011, and they are doing it on a different me... more info

Guardian Music — Alex Jacob is a wunderkind whose warped, synthy Americana nods to the Beach Boys and the Flaming Lips. And we love itHometown: Van Nuys, California.The lineup: Alex Jacob (vocals, music).The background: Here's another PC (post-chill) laptop-pop boy â... more info

Guardian Music — So Neil Young was wrong. "Rock and roll will never die," the whiny-voiced old coot told us, and we believed him. But now along comes Paul Gambaccini, the self-styled "Professor of Pop", to announce that, since only three rock songs appeared in last y... more info