Consequence of Sound — "Sonically it’s pretty damn impressive..." more info

Guardian Music — Catch up on the last seven days in the world of musicSixty years of No 1 singlesTo celebrate the 60th anniversary of the UK singles charts, Guardian writers and celebrities have picked their favourite tracks that made it to the coveted No 1 slot. Tak... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — The poopship has been destroyed. Ween are dead: long live Aaron Freeman and Mickey Melchiondo. Though they collaborated frequently, employing the brilliant drummer Claude Coleman and, more famously, a crackerjack team of Nashville studio stars they d... more info

ContactMusic — Ween rocker Mickey Melchiondo has been left stunned by band co-founder Aaron Freemans decision to split from the cult group after more than 25 years Melchiondo and Freeman founded Ween in 1984 and adopted the alter egos Dean and Gene The group rel... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The band Ween is done, says principal Aaron Freeman, who has moved on to soft rock crooning on the recently released solo effort "Marvelous Clouds." But that is evidently news to his partner in Ween, Mickey Melchiondo, who was unaware of any breakup. more info

ContactMusic — Not everyone was in on the news that Ween would be breaking up after almost 30 years together so it would seem When Aaron Freeman - stage name Gene Ween - was going through his list of people to tell first about his decision to leave the group youd h... more info

CNN Showbiz — For most of his life he's been Gene Ween, the nimble-voiced frontman of one of rock's great genre-hoppers -- but Aaron Freeman is finally ready to put his alter-ego to bed. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Ween at Summerstage in 2010 (more by Andrew St. Clair) "It's time to move on," Freeman told Rolling Stone from his home in New Jersey. "I'm retiring Gene Ween." So does that mean the end for Ween, the band that Freeman... more info

Guardian Music — Co-founder of US alt-rock's dedicated provocateurs leaves the group after 25 yearsGene Ween has left Ween. The band's co-founder has announced his retirement from one of the most provocative roups in American alternative rock, choosing instead to foc... more info

Chorus.fm — *Ween (http://www.ween.com)* have decided to call it quits (http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/aaron-freeman-closes-the-book-on-ween-20120529) after 25 years. more info