In July, the band fully released their 15th studio album, King’s Mouth, after previously printing just 4,000 vinyl copies of the LP for a Record Store Day exclusive. They teased the album by releasing the dazzling rendition of the opening track Race for the Prize in October but now, we have the full album to sink our teeth into. The new clip for “What Is the Light?” highlights how seamlessly the Lips teamed with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, and the video - directed by George Salisbury and Wayne Coyne - provides the perfect vibrant and hypnotic accompaniment.Īlong with releasing Live at Red Rocks, the Flaming Lips celebrated the 20th anniversary of The Soft Bulletin with a limited edition vinyl reissue that arrived in October. The Flaming Lips and the Colorado Symphony have released a live album version of 1999 psychedelic rock masterpiece The Soft Bulletin.
Such a collaboration is particularly apt for a full performance of The Soft Bulletin, with its symphonic flourishes. The live album comes from a May 2016 concert at the famed Colorado venue, where the Flaming Lips recreated their acclaimed 1999 LP, The Soft Bulletin, with a 68-piece orchestra and 57-person choir conducted by Andre De Ridder. The song comes off of their upcoming live album, The Soft Bulletin Recorded Live at Red Rocks With the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, out November 29th via Warner Records. “ The Soft Bulletin is a record that’s always with us… and we’re always considering it… we’re always playing it… we’re always celebrating it,” Coyne said of the reissue in a statement.The Flaming Lips unveiled a kaleidoscopic new video for their performance of “What Is the Light?” with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra. The 2-LP reissue, released exclusively through subscription service Vinyl Me, Please and pressed on mustard yellow, preserves the album’s original 13-song vinyl track list and features a new art print designed by frontman Wayne Coyne. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Soft Bulletin, the Flaming Lips are releasing a limited edition vinyl reissue of the LP this month. It is available for preorder now, with all preorders including an instant download of album cut “Race for the Prize” (which is also available via the band’s YouTube channel). The album will be released in all formats as a double vinyl album, CD and digital. The concert features a 68-piece orchestra and a 57-person choir conducted by Andre De Ridder. The concert was produced by the Flaming Lips, Scott Booker and their long-time collaborator Dave Fridmann, and recorded with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra at Red Rocks in Morrison, Colorado. The Flaming Lips have announced their first-ever official live album.The Soft Bulletin Recorded Live at Red Rocks with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra captures a 2016 live performance of the band.
The album features the band’s 2016 live performance of the band’s seminal 1999 effort The Soft Bulletin, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. The Flaming Lips will release their first-ever live album, The Soft Bulletin Recorded Live at Red Rocks with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, November 29th via Warner Records.
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