The Flaming Lips' "Embryonic" Reviewed, Dead Man's Bones and More

	Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Spotlight The Flaming Lips Embryonic "I wish I could go back in time," Wayne Coyne yelps on the Flaming Lips' 12th record. In a sense, he has: These psych-rock mystics haven't sounded so off-the-wall since they were Oklahoma acidheads in the Eighties. Most of Embryonic sounds like laid-back echoes of Miles Davis' early-1970s skronk jazz, with distorted funk grooves...Read More	Editors' Pick Bob Dylan Christmas in the Heart Bob Dylan celebrates the Christmas hit parade the old-fashioned way... Read More Up and Coming La Roux La Roux Elly Jackson is the perfect London pop star of the moment... Read More Top Reissue Big Star Keep an Eye on the Sky The legend of Big Star was almost over at the starting gate ... Read More
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