Stereogum — Wayne Coyne and Steven Drozd’s side project Electric Würms are releasing their new EP soon, and the band will also have a song on the Flaming Lips’ upcoming Sgt. Pepper’s tribute With A Little Help From My Fwends. “Fixing A Hole” is their ... more info

Stereogum — Electric Würms has basically become the outlet for Wayne Coyne and Stephen Drodz’s ideas that are too weird even for the Flaming Lips. Pretty soon they’ll put out their new EP titled Musik Die Shwer Zu Twerk. We’ve already heard their cover of... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Fest photos by Samantha Saturday, Soundwave photos by Wilson Lee Courtney Barnett / Woods / Spoon / Flaming Lips / Jenny Lewis Outside Lands in it's seventh installment has completed it's transformation from a traditional rock and roll festival to... more info

Stereogum — At this year’s Outside Lands, Stereogum teamed with Toyota to present performances at the Soundwave tent. Throughout the weekend there were intimate jams, DJ sets, and Q&As from artists like Christopher Owens, Tycho, Phosphorescent, Big Freedia, Co... more info

Stereogum — Electric Würms are a Flaming Lips side project featuring band members Steve Drodz and Wayne Coyne. This month, the new band will release the 6-song EP Musik Die Shwer Zu Twerk. They’ve described it as being influenced by prog rock and Miles Davis,... more info

NME — The band's debut LP 'Musik, Die Schwer Zu Twerk' will be released on August 18 more info

Stereogum — When the Flaming Lips revealed the tracklist for their Sgt. Pepper’s tribute, one of the names you might have missed among all the Miley and Mascis and MGMT was Sunbears!, a sunshiney psych-pop act that feels like a space-age sequel to the shamboli... more info

Stereogum — Outside Lands returns to San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park this weekend, with sets by Kanye West, Disclosure, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Spoon, Run The Jewels, the Flaming Lips, Chvrches, the Killers, Arctic Monkeys, DCFC… it’s a stacked lin... more info

Stereogum — “Out For The West,” the first song we heard from Castanets’ Decimation Blues, established that Raymond Raposa had developed a distinctly haunting take on sparse, somber folk music with a digital fringe. “Tell Them Memphis” — which could p... more info

NME — Singer has name of 1987 song 'Love Yer Brain' etched on right arm more info