The Flaming Lips

Last week, the proverbial s--- hit the fan for the Flaming Lips, when ousted drummer Kilph Scurlock stopped short of calling band leader Wayne Coyne a racist due to his support of friend and fellow musician Christina Fallin.

Just about a month ago, it was reported that Flaming Lips drummer Kliph Scurlock had flown the coop.

Supposedly, Flaming Lips fans are getting a new album ...

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' landing on U.S. soil for the first time. It's a pretty big deal, and an event that's being celebrated all over the place -- from magazine covers and online feature stories to record-store shelves and television.

Watch the Flaming Lips cover a Bowie classic on 'Fallon.' If the projections are correct, Daft Punk are about to make the Gallagher brothers even grumpier.

The space between the Flaming Lips’ 2009 album ‘Embryonic’ and the new ‘The Terror’ was filled with a reverent remake of Pink Floyd’s headphone-tripping classic ‘The Dark Side of the Moon,’ a collaboration record with some “heady fwends,” a six-hour song, a 24-hour song and a pair of giant gummies (one shaped like a skull, the other like a fetus) that housed new music. So it should come as little

The Flaming Lips’ forthcoming album ‘The Terror’ is due out on April 16 in the U.S., and the wonderfully weird band has unleashed an epic 13-minute track titled ‘You Lust.’ Give it a listen below -- then watch a video clip of the Lips discussing the finer details of the song (including its length).

The Flaming Lips hit the stage of ‘The Late Show With David Letterman’ last night (April 3) to perform the title track from their upcoming album, ‘The Terror.’ Frontman Wayne Coyne was in his quirky, theatrical element, decked out in strands of rope lights and caressing a plastic baby doll.

Founded back in 1997, the Capitol Hill Block Party continues to bring a wealth of live music and entertainment to the streets of Seattle, Wash. This year’s festival takes place July 26-28 and features headliners the Flaming Lips and Girl Talk.

As if their '90s quadrophonic collection 'Zaireeka' -- an album recorded onto four discs meant to be played simultaneously -- wasn't ridiculous enough, the Flaming Lips are now issuing a vinyl edition of the quirky release. Yes, that's right: the 'Zaireeka' four-LP edition requires four turntables spinning at the same time to be experienced as intended...