Idolator — Several dozen music industry veterans named on legal brief supporting “Blurred Lines” appeal. more info

NME — R.Kelly, Hans Zimmer and Danger Mouse also legally voice their support for the appeal more info

New York Times — Mr. Kiwanuka’s second album, produced by Danger Mouse, is a sustained, stylized work, transported to an early-1960s soundstage. more info

Stereogum — It’s always fun when music references pop up on Jeopardy!, and tonight’s episode featured a few. As Pitchfork points out, Clams Casino and Danger Mouse were mentioned in the clue for “A$AP Rocky” in the “My Name Is Symbolic” category. Pri... more info

Guardian Music — (Warner Bros)Eleven albums in, and LA’s grizzled funk-rock reprobates are tinkering with the formula. The Getaway is the Chili Peppers’ second album with newish guitarist Josh Klinghoffer and their first since 1989 without producer Rick... more info

Rolling Stone — Red Hot Chili Peppers' 11th studio album, The Getaway, is out now. For the first time since 1991, the band worked with a producer other than Rick Rubin, calling on Danger Mouse to refresh their funky, Cali-rock sound. Over the course of their care... more info

Consequence of Sound — Produced by Danger Mouse and mixed by Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich. more info

Guardian Music — (Warner Bros) Related: Rock music is dead, says Red Hot Chili Peppers' bassist Flea The funk-rock veterans’ return got off to a stuttering start: sessions were put on hold following bassist Flea’s snowboarding injury, Anthony Kiedis wa... more info

USA Today Music — With help from Danger Mouse, the longtime rockers reinvent themselves.             more info

New York Times — Rather than regrouping with Rick Rubin, the producer of note throughout the band’s canon, it enlisted Danger Mouse, a paladin of pastiche. more info