NME.COM - Reviews Blog — I’m sure most people have heard about The Flaming Lips’ monster six-hour track 'I Found This Star On The Ground' by now - but has anyone actually listened to it? Like, really listened to it? Probably not. But that’s where I come in. I’ve vo... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — XFM - Hear the epic I Found a Star on the Ground... more info

NME — The band's epic song hits the internet more info

Stereogum — The Flaming Lips are pretty into gimmicks right now — they have packaged songs inside of gummy skulls and gummy fetuses this year — and so it should be of no surprise that the band’s latest weird product/release format is light and animation to... more info

Guardian Music — This prolific Canadian should provide pathological record collectors with a long list of musical must-haves to hunt downHometown: Vancouver.The lineup: Jamison (vocals, music).The background: Do you suffer from that annoying and expensive syndrome wh... more info

Guardian Music — Family of fan killed in US concert disaster may sue headline actOne month after a 22-year-old fan died in the collapse of stage rigging at the Indiana State Fair in America, her family may sue the band whose concert she was there to see. Sugarland ha... more info

NME — Band also say release will come with a special strobe light toy more info

Big Apple Music Scene — So apparently, the Flaming Lips are working on a song that is six hours long. You heard me: Six. Hours. Long. While they are certainly not the first band to record an epic, I haven't heard of many bands recoding a song that is THAT long, so this is p... more info

Guardian Music — We were liveblogging, red carpeting and, er, red wining at the Mercurys as Polly Jean walked away victorious. As for you? You were mostly slagging off the Beatles ...All the chatter from this year's Mercury prizeRebecca Nicholson gives Mercury prize ... more info

Guardian Music — From Dub Side of the Moon to Dave Depper's Ram Project, the heroically pointless act of covering an entire album is one of pop's odder habits. Peter Paphides tries to rationalise itThe footnotes of pop are littered with all sorts of heroic but arguab... more info