The Flaming Lips - The Teardrop Throbs (Indie Exclusive Blue LP)
- Throb
- God Will Control the Werewolves
- Titan
- Every Teardrop Cried
- Hooray
- Instructions on How to Draw An Eyeball or How to Deal with a Loved One Who Is Addicted to Drugs
- You See You in Me
- You've Got Brain Damage
- At the End of the Day
- The Trees Are Getting Their Leaves / Ceasefire in the City of the Singing Flame
- Ego Tripping at the Gates of Hell Part 2
- A Sunset Far Away
- Now I Understand
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 13
Few bands have the legacy, continued insistence on innovative impact, cultural mainstay potency, and the staying power that The Flaming Lips have accrued over their 40 plus years as a group. Given their status in the cultural zeitgeist, it's hard nigh-on-impossible to believe it's already been 6(!) years since the band's last studio album (2020's deftly executed American Head). Not a moment too soon comes a brand new album from the psychedelic rock heroes, The Teardrop Throbs. Teardrop... finds the group issuing a stark reminder to the public of what made them mandatory listening for the better part of the last half century: lush arrangements coupled with exquisite production and songwriting that's been distilled over time and has achieved fully optimized power. The band's leader Wayne Coyne darts from poignant and direct on Every Teardrop Cried to more melancholy and somber notes on tracks like The Trees Are Getting Their Leaves, painting with a brush and palette so wide in breadth that they take generations to curate if they ever come at all. Third Man Records is proud to release The Teardrop Throbs out January 22nd on LP, CD, and digital.
- Throb
- God Will Control the Werewolves
- Titan
- Every Teardrop Cried
- Hooray
- Instructions on How to Draw an Eyeball or How to Deal with a Loved One Who Is Addicted to Drugs
- You See You in Me
- You've Got Brain Damage
- At the End of the Day
- The Trees Are Getting Their Leaves
- Ego Tripping at the Gates of Hell Part 2
- A Sunset Far Away
- Now I Understand
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- TMR1187
- Tracks
- 13
The first new Flaming Lips studio album in six years, and the first since 2020's American Head. The Teardrop Throbs is everything that made them mandatory listening for four decades: lush arrangements, huge production, and Wayne Coyne's songwriting at full power, from the direct punch of "Every Teardrop Cried" to the slow melancholy of "The Trees Are Getting Their Leaves."
This is the limited Indie Exclusive LP on blue vinyl, out on Third Man Records.
Tracklist
- Throb
- God Will Control the Werewolves
- Titan
- Every Teardrop Cried
- Hooray
- Instructions on How to Draw an Eyeball or How to Deal with a Loved One Who Is Addicted to Drugs
- You See You in Me
- You've Got Brain Damage
- At the End of the Day
- The Trees Are Getting Their Leaves
- Ego Tripping at the Gates of Hell Part 2
- A Sunset Far Away
- Now I Understand
Pre-order. Ships on release day, January 22, 2027. Pair it with a bag of Corky's Original.
- Throb
- God Will Control the Werewolves
- Titan
- Every Teardrop Cried
- Hooray
- Instructions on How to Draw An Eyeball or How to Deal with a Loved One Who Is Addicted to Drugs
- You See You in Me
- You've Got Brain Damage
- At the End of the Day
- The Trees Are Getting Their Leaves / Ceasefire in the City of the Singing Flame
- Ego Tripping at the Gates of Hell Part 2
- A Sunset Far Away
- Now I Understand
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 13
Few bands have the legacy, continued insistence on innovative impact, cultural mainstay potency, and the staying power that The Flaming Lips have accrued over their 40 plus years as a group. Given their status in the cultural zeitgeist, it's hard nigh-on-impossible to believe it's already been 6(!) years since the band's last studio album (2020's deftly executed American Head). Not a moment too soon comes a brand new album from the psychedelic rock heroes, The Teardrop Throbs. Teardrop... finds the group issuing a stark reminder to the public of what made them mandatory listening for the better part of the last half century: lush arrangements coupled with exquisite production and songwriting that's been distilled over time and has achieved fully optimized power. The band's leader Wayne Coyne darts from poignant and direct on Every Teardrop Cried to more melancholy and somber notes on tracks like The Trees Are Getting Their Leaves, painting with a brush and palette so wide in breadth that they take generations to curate if they ever come at all. Third Man Records is proud to release The Teardrop Throbs out January 22nd on LP, CD, and digital.
