It doesn’t exactly answer its own questions, and its depth can certainly be put into question, but so long as you take the album at face value, there’s a bundle of enjoyment to be had. In trying to tie down a detailed narrative, Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots ends up being remarkably unfocused built upon scattered moments that listeners are required to join together. Wayne Coyne assembles this musical in typical Lips fashion, using a colourful blend of sprightly synths, stirring basslines, and whimsical lyrics.
The tenth studio album from The Flaming Lips is an ambiguous musical fantasy, telling the tale of a fictional character named Yoshimi who defeats evil robots using the power of love, wonder, and… existentialism.
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