Claypool Lennon Delirium

The joining of two of rock’s most fearless and experimental music artists seems such as a no-brainer — a lot more so when contemplating their pedigrees. In 2015, as his music group the Ghost of the Saber Teeth Tiger occupied the starting slot machine for the Primus tour, Sean Lennon surely got to play with Primus’ virtuoso bassist Les Claypool. An on-stage jam during “Southbound Pachyderm” persuaded Claypool that John’s boy could actually play, as well as the pair made a decision to collaborate on a fresh task. The Claypool Lennon Delirium documented at Claypool’s house studio room at Rancho Relaxo near Sonoma, California, crafting an unsurprising sound, taking into consideration the duo’s roots. Their debut one — the eight-minute mind-bender “Cricket as well as the Genie” — shifts and swerves from design to style, discovering the areas between psych rock and roll, prog, just a little acidity, a whole lot of abstract, as well as experimental pop. Their debut record, Monolith of Phobos, premiered in June 2016.