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[alternative rock, psychedelic rock] (2019) The Flaming Lips - King's Mouth [FLAC,Tracks] [DarkAngie]

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(2019) The Flaming Lips - King's Mouth


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It says a lot about the general weirdness of the Flaming Lips that when
they make a concept album featuring narration by Mick Jones of the Clash, it barely registers a blip on the “odd”
scale. Surely, King’s Mouth: Music and Songs is a delightfully strange album, but this is a band that made an
experimental four-disc set meant to play simultaneously on four CD players (the ambitious, if slightly flawed Zaireeka),
a Dark Side of the Moon tribute album, and have cultivated a difficult-to-explain relationship with pop singer Miley
Cyrus. The Flaming Lips rarely do anything by the book. Having said that, King’s Mouth – released in limited (4,000
copies) gold vinyl for Record Store Day, with a general release in July – is pretty standard Flaming Lips fare. The
usual sonic structure is in place: belching analog synths, strumming acoustic guitars, frontman Wayne Coyne’s off-key
crooning. If anything, the album comes off as a more low-key version of their standard sound. An interesting wrinkle
with this particular album is that it parallels Coyne’s immersive art installation of the same name, showcased in
museums in New Mexico, Oregon, Maryland, and the band’s home state of Oklahoma. Perhaps the airier, less abrasive
sound on King’s Mouth is the result of Coyne attempting a more inclusive piece of art. “The King’s Mouth
immersive/childlike qualities are born from the same spark and womb as the Flaming Lips live performances,” he
explains in the press release, adding that it “was made for humans of all sizes, ages, cultures, and religions”. Not
that this is a standard, radio-friendly pop album. The brief opener, “We Don’t Know How and We Don’t Know Why”
is a typically swirling, psychedelic fanfare that sets the stage with the aid of Jones’ recitations. “We don’t
know how and we don’t know why,” he says, “but when the king was born / His mother died / She was the queen of
their hearts / And the queen of their minds / Her sisters and the nation cried and cried.” And we’re off. King’s
Mouth veers from cracked lullabies like “Giant Baby” to trippy, distorted collages like “Electric Fire” to the
dark funk workout “Feedaloodum-Beedle-Dot”. Jones provides the narrative glue to the album’s story, but it never
really overpowers the album. It’s not by any means a dominant, distracting feature. He pops in every once in a while
to provide updates in an innocent, children’s book cadence, navigating through the trippy twists and turns with the
music providing appropriate dramatic flair. Their first album since 2017’s somewhat polarizing Oczy Moldy, King’s
Mouth seems perfectly happy to tread stylistic water, acting almost like a default Lips album, despite (or perhaps
because of) the thematic ambitions at work. The band also manages to once again pull the wool over the eyes of any
listener who insists that the band is all style and no substance. Buried underneath the idiosyncrasies of “How Many
Times”, for instance, is a gorgeous, tender pop song. The band is often dismissed as a cabal of weirdos, but they know
how to coax a great hook out from under the layers of aural goop. It almost seems beside the point to follow the story
of King’s Mouth. The dreamlike, sci-fi fantasy is fun to explore, but there’s too much great music locked in the
grooves that shouldn’t be dismissed in favor of overanalyzing the subject matter. When the album closes with “How
Can a Head”, the cinematic flourishes signal not only a great story’s final chapter but also the end of another
mysterious, otherworldly entry in the Flaming Lips discography. The “King” may be dead, but the band lives on.





Tracklist:
01 - We Don't Know
How and We Don't Know Why
02 - The Sparrow
03 - Giant Baby
04 - Mother Universe
05 - How Many
Times
06 - Electric Fire
07 - All for the Life of the City
08 - Feedaloodum Beedle Dot
09 - Funeral
Parade
10 - Dipped in Steel
11 - Mouth of the King
12 - How Can a Head


Summary:
Country: USA
Genre: alternative rock, psychedelic rock


Media Report:
Source                           : CD
Format            
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Format/Info                      : Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode   
                : Variable
Bit rate                         : ~ 833-952 Kbps
Channel(s)                      
: 2 channels
Sampling rate                    : 44.1 KHz
Bit depth                        : 16 bits

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