Consequence of Sound — Featuring narration from The Clash’s Mick Jones, who tells the tale of a community in mourning after the noble death of a benevolent monarch. The Flaming Lips give wide-release to new concept album King’s Mouth: Stream Ben Kaye more info

Consequence of Sound — A gentler collection of music filled with bright melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Album Review: The Flaming Lips Return to Form on the Fantastical King’s Mouth Matt Melis more info

Stereogum — Angela Perley has been making tunes for over a decade now. In fact, our own Chris DeVille reviewed one of her shows way back in 2011. In the time since, she's released played on bills alongside acts like the Flaming Lips, St. Vincent, and Randy Newma... more info

JamBase — Ween, The Raconteurs and The Flaming Lips are among the acts on the 2019 Riot Fest lineup. more info

Rock Sound — The band will return to Chicago for the festival's 15th anniversary. Blink-182 will headline Riot Fest in 2019 after having to previously pull out of their slot at the festival last year. The annual punk festival will take place on Septem... more info

Consequence of Sound — Patti Smith, The Flaming Lips, Die Antwoord, Ween, Rancid, and Violent Femmes also highlight the massive bill. Riot Fest 2019 lineup: Bikini Kill, AVAIL, Blink-182, Slayer, and The Raconteurs head to Chicago Alex Young more info

JamBase — Watch the lyric video for The Flaming Lips’ latest single, “Giant Baby,” from their new studio album, ‘King’s Mouth: Music And Songs.’ more info

Consequence of Sound — The Clash member narrates a story on the song. The Flaming Lips share new single “Giant Baby” featuring Mick Jones: Stream Nina Corcoran more info

Stereogum — The Flaming Lips released their new album King's Mouth: Music And Songs last month as a Record Store Day exclusive, limited to 4000 gold vinyl copies. But next month, it's finally getting a full wide release. We've already heard one song from it, lea... more info

Stereogum — The Flaming Lips have survived and evolved through an astonishing number of indie-rock life cycles. They were labelmates with Fear, Wipers, and the Dead Milkmen and were three albums deep by the time Nirvana released Bleach. They were contemporaneous... more info