Stereogum — Pavement famously dissed Smashing Pumpkins in “Range Life,” but what if Pavement covered the Pumpkins’ “Cherub Rock”? It might sound a little like the harrumphing, clangorous “One” by Sydney trio Yes I’m Leaving. Comparison aside, thi... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Billy Corgan has explored some unexpected paths in recent years. He’s opened a tea house in a Chicago suburb, founded a professional wrestling league and performed an eight-hour musical interpretation of Herman Hesse's existentialist classic "Siddh... more info

Stereogum — Last night in Cleveland, Alternative Press held its first-ever Alternative Press Music Awards show, and it presented its first-ever Vanguard Award, a lifetime-achievement type of thing, to the Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan. At the show, the... more info

Stereogum — Smashing Pumpkins have been preparing a massive “super deluxe” Adore reissue in the only way they know how: meticulously. (That’s the cover art above.) Yesterday, Billy Corgan was all set to announce the tracklist, which includes three discs of... more info

NME — The 107-track version of the 1998 album will be released in September more info

Stereogum — A post on the Smashing Pumpkins website offers an update on Billy Corgan’s new “spiritual memoir” God Is Everywhere From Here To There. Here’s the whole of it: Hello friends, a short status update on my book-in-progress, ’GOD IS EVERYWHERE ... more info

NME — The singer set up the pro-wrestling programme for children in Chicago more info

NME — He featured on 2009's 'Teargarden by Kaleidyscope' and 2012's 'Oceania' more info

NME — Work begins on bonus material from band's 2000 album more info

Stereogum — 2000′s Machina/The Machines Of God was the last album the Smashing Pumpkins released before going away for a while, the one where Jimmy Chamberlain came back and Melissa Auf der Maur took over for D’Arcy Wretzky on bass. It doesn’t boast the cr... more info