Chicago Sun-Times, IL — Alternative rock survivors Weezer came of age when MTV still had significant influence on the musical landscape. The innovative video for “Buddy Holly” from the band’s debut release known as “The Blue Album” established principal songwriter... more info

Rolling Stone — To celebrate NASA's Juno Mission entering Jupiter's orbit on July 4th, Apple has recruited a wide range of artists to contribute new music to mark the historic occasion. Following Weezer and Trent Reznor's tracks Thursday, Apple Music has unveiled... more info

Rock Sound — Even space is cooler with music. NASA and Apple Music commissioned Weezer to write new music in celebration of the landing of spacecraft Juno on Jupiter. This resulted in the band releasing a new song called 'I Love The USA'. "We wer... more info

NME — Juno probe is set to orbit Jupiter on July 4 more info

Chorus.fm — Weezer release a new song to celebrate NASA's Juno Mission. The post Weezer – “I Love The USA” appeared first on chorus.fm. more info

JamBase — Listen to “Juno” and “I Love the U.S.A” the respective new songs by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross and by Weezer which was recorded to honor NASA’s Juno Mission to Jupiter. more info

Rolling Stone — In August 2011, NASA launched an unmanned probe named Juno towards Jupiter. Juno is scheduled to enter the planet's orbit on July 4th, and the excitement around this achievement inspired a pair of new tunes from Weezer and Trent Reznor. Weezer ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Recorded in celebration of NASA's mission to Jupiter. more info

Stereogum — Trent Reznor has released a new song with longtime collaborator Atticus Ross. As Consequence Of Sound points out, the Nine Inch Nails leader and his movie soundtrack co-conspirator recorded “Juno” to celebrate NASA’s Juno Mission to Jupiter, th... more info

Stereogum — About five years ago, NASA launched the Juno spacecraft, an unmanned and solar-powered probe that will study Jupiter. On the fourth of July, Juno is set to arrive in Jupiter’s orbit. And so the geniuses at NASA did the logical thing: They apparentl... more info