The Defiantly Weird Wayne Coyne Gets Dark
His new album with the Flaming Lips, The Terror, is a jagged, dyspeptic ramble of hypnotic beats spiked with psychedelic echoes and atonal bleats
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His new album with the Flaming Lips, The Terror, is a jagged, dyspeptic ramble of hypnotic beats spiked with psychedelic echoes and atonal bleats
Your fever dream, orchestrated!
His explanation is only 23 minutes.
"He’s a weirdo and he’s nice and he’s crazy and he’s musical and he’s got his own way of doing things.”
Sadly, Blob Fish is not involved.
Wayne filmed this one on his iPhone.
Wayne Coyne nails the almost-menacing Willy Wonka act.
We screamed unexpectedly at the 24-second mark.
Central Park, July 2010. Were you there?
"Customized seats in the bathing pods tub portion, sculpted around [Coyne] and wife while they sat."
Eagle-eyed users of Google Maps Street View spotted the Flaming Lips leader sitting nude in a bathtub on the lawn outside his Oklahoma City home.
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'Yeah, my house is basically Salvador Dalí meets 'Sanford & Son.''
The New York 'Times' visits Coyne's house. And it's just a boring old house.