Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne bares all for 'Watching The Planets' video
Coyne gets naked in new promo, exclusive to NME.COM
The Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne has bared all on their new promo for 'Watching The Planets' – which you can watch by clicking on the right.
The video is available to watch exclusively on NME.COM and features Coyne being stripped naked by a gang of nude people in a forest.
The frontman appears walking around in his trademark air bubble prop – which he utilised over the past two nights (November 10 and 11) at his band's shows at the London Troxy venue.
The shows saw the band perform hits 'Do You Realize??' and 'Fight Test' as well as songs from their recent album 'Embryonic'. Guests including artist Damien Hirst and actor John Cusack were in attendance.
The video is available to watch exclusively on NME.COM and features Coyne being stripped naked by a gang of nude people in a forest.
The frontman appears walking around in his trademark air bubble prop – which he utilised over the past two nights (November 10 and 11) at his band's shows at the London Troxy venue.
The shows saw the band perform hits 'Do You Realize??' and 'Fight Test' as well as songs from their recent album 'Embryonic'. Guests including artist Damien Hirst and actor John Cusack were in attendance.
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