The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — STP was always the red-headed step-child of 90s alternative rock.  When they first came out, they were belittled for being a Pearl Jam knock-off.  Despite the negativity, Core was a hit.  But it was their follow-up, Purple, where they stood up for... more info

411 Mania — Scott Weiland recorded his vocals separately from the band on this one. How did that affect STP's comeback album? 411's Aaron Titan weighs in… more info

Perez Hilton — This is so unfortunate. Stone Temple Pilots bassist Robert Deleo is apparently so concerned about the band's troubled frontman Scott Weiland's possible relapse that he's hesitant to go on tour to promote their new album! Weiland was previously treate... more info

USA Today Music — The veteran rockers pick up right where the left off with their first album since 2001. more info

ContactMusic — STONE TEMPLE PILOTS bassist ROBERT DELEO has urged frontman SCOTT WEILAND to seek help for an alleged drug addiction, accusing the rocker of "popping pills".Weiland, who... more info

411 Mania — Check out STP before it hits stores... more info

Detroit Free Press — A self-titled album serves as a declaration of sorts, a bold assertion of identity: This is now, and this is us. more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — "There ain't no magic pen to get back what you lost," claims Scott Weiland on Stone Temple Pilots' new album. more info

Culture Bully — Stone Temple Pilots' new release is the band's first in nearly nine years and lands as the group's chance at redemption following STP's nasty implosion. But in the case of "Stone Temple Pilots," is the album too little, too late? more info

Culture Bully — Coverage of STP's performance on the May 19 edition of the Late Show with David Letterman. more info