THE FLAMING LIPS attack Devo's "Gates Of Steel." Even stranger than the original.

GRANT HART performs songs from The Argument at The Current. 

LISSIE played a set at SXSW, but only recently posted by WFUV.

GILLIAN WELCH & DAVID RAWLINGS play the Mountain Stage.

MATTHEW SWEET's Superdeformed Demos.

THE CIVIL WARS premiere "Dust to Dust" from their second andpossibly final LP.

DR. DOG brings the Philly sound to "The Truth," ahead of B-Room.

FAYE HUNTER, the founding bassist of the Mitch Easter-led jangle-pop outfit Let’s Active who played on the band’s 1983 debut EP Afoot and follow-up full-length Cypress in 1984, died Saturday night in Advance, N.C., of an apparent suicide. She was 59. Celebrate "Every Word Means No" and "Waters Part" for Twofer Tuesday.

BELLE & SEBASTIAN: Stuart Murdoch and Stevie Jackson talk to Under The Radar about the band's upcoming rarities collection. (Thx, Chromewaves.)

JUNIP: Jose Gonzalez talks to The Independent about  the reunited band following his solo success.

PETER GABRIEL, ranked by Stereogum.

THE TOP 100 LPS OF THE 80s, according to FACT, which also has downloadable mixes. (Thx, LHB.)

ROYAL BABY: ICYMI or just want to wallow.

DENNIS FARINA, a onetime Chicago cop who as a popular actor played a cop on “Law & Order,” has died after suffering a blood clot in his lung.  He was 69.

LINDSAY LOHAN's mother has been banned from participating in her rehab treatment after a drunken phone call a few weeks ago.

MILEY CYRUS admits she's singing about Ecstacy n her new single.

BILLY RAY & TISH CYRUS, meanwhile, call off their divorce.

SACHA BARON COHEN left the Freddie Mercury biopic over creative differences with Queen.

SPIKE LEE is crowdfunding his next movie.

EGYPT: Clashes between supporters and opponents of former president Morsi wounded 112 people in Suez, and left at least four people dead near Cairo. A health ministry official said 21 people have been killed in attacks in the Sinai since Morsi's ouster. Authorities arrested 18 terrorists who were reportedly planning attacks on foreign embassies, and extended the detention of seven people accused of forming a terrorist group. The family of former president Morsi said they plan to take legal action against the army, which they accuse of abducting Morsi. The EU said the Egyptian army should step aside and not play a role in politics. A senior Muslim Brotherhood official called on Egyptians to besiege the US Embassy for its alleged role in Morsi's ouster.

AFGHANISTAN's parliament has voted to dismiss the country's interior minister in a very public reprimand for the way his 157000-strong police force has failed to deliver security. 

IRAQ: Al Qaeda in Iraq launched suicide assaults on prisons in Abu Ghraib and Taji; more than 500 al Qaeda leaders and fighters escaped Abu Ghraib, while the attack on Taji was defeated.

JIFF THE POMERANIAN knows his tricks.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: Next time, let the horse use the drive-thru service.

THE BIRDS: Experts investigating a rise in seagull attacks around Bristol claim the birds are lashing out because they are getting drunk on record numbers of flying ants.

HOLY SHIH-TZU: A rare infection resulting from a dog bite cost an Ottawa woman her left arm and both legs, according to a Canadian newspaper.