KEXP Seattle — Every great comic book hero has a memorable arc or story where they team up with an unlikely ally – maybe even a former archrival – for some exciting hijinks towards a common goal. That’s a bit how it feels with The Claypool Lennon Deliriu... more info

Rolling Stone — The Claypool Lennon Delirium celebrated the release of their new LP Monolith of Phobos Friday by premiering the bizarre video for "Bubbles Burst," the Sean Lennon-penned track about his experience hanging out with Michael Jackson and his pet chimp... more info

Consequence of Sound — Fueled by psychedelics, the oddly matched musicians produce a surprisingly successful record. more info

New York Times — Buskers at the memorial to John Lennon in Central Park seem to have found a precarious harmony after years of fighting over who got to perform and when. more info

Rolling Stone — By May 1966, John Lennon and Bob Dylan had become the only serious candidates for the newly conceived "Spokesman of a Generation" title. At the height of their creative powers, each of the men sought to break free from their own reputations by ... more info

Consequence of Sound — The duo's peculiar project will be released June 3rd. more info

Rolling Stone — "A musical interaction or jam is a conversation, and the best conversations are the ones that flow freely," Les Claypool told Rolling Stone via Skype recently, sitting next to current collaborator Sean Lennon. "When Sean and I started playing, the... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — Alice Cooper says that AEROSMITH guitarist Joe Perry asked Johnny Depp for guitar lessons after hearing the actor play in movie. Cooper, Perry and Depp are members of the HOLLYWOOD VAMPIRES supergroup, dedicated to the memory of Cooper's late drinki... more info

Guardian Music — McCartney spoke about Kanye (‘I love him – he’s a monster’), writing a love song for John Lennon and Wings (‘we were terrible’) before a star-studded Mastertapes audiencePaul McCartney has revealed that he star... more info

The Mirror — Brad Pitt, Noel Gallagher, Paul Weller and James Bay joined a 150-strong audience in London to listen to Sir Paul McCartney look back over his incredible songwriting career for Radio 4's Mastertapes series more info