(2013) The Flaming Lips - The Terror [320 kbps] {100.XY}

Review:
When Wayne Coyne opened The Flaming Lips’ 2004 Coachella set by crowd-surfing in a giant inflatible bubble, it represented more than just another gimmick to add to the band’s ever-increasing arsenal of theatrical parlour tricks. It effectively split the Flaming Lips into two bands. On the one hand, you have the merry pranksters that have remained a constant in music-new feeds for the past decade, whether they’re doing rails with Ke$ha, beefing with Erykah Badu, or taking the concept of a physical album release to literal extremes. And then the other, you have a band that, over the past few years, has entered the most fiercely experimental, stridently anti-pop phase of its long and storied career. It’s just that the former aspect inevitably overshadows the latter-- even on the tours for 2009’s dark, disorienting Embryonic, volcanic salvos like “Worm Mountain” and “See the Leaves” simply got subsumed into the Lips’ usual onstage circus and became the backing soundtrack to more bunny-costume dances.
By Stuart Berman
Read full review at http://pitchfork.com





Country: USA
Genre: Neo-psychedelia, experimental rock, space rock, dream pop, alternative rock, noise pop, post-punk (early)
Quality: 320 kbps

Tracklist:
01 - Look... the Sun Is Rising.mp3
02 - Be Free, a Way.mp3
03 - Try to Explain.mp3
04 - You Lust.mp3
05 - The Terror.mp3
06 - You Are Alone.mp3
07 - Butterfly (How Long It Takes to Die).mp3
08 - Turning Violent.mp3
09 - Always There... in Our Hearts.mp3
10 - Sun Blows Up Today.mp3
11 - All You Need Is Love.mp3