Jeordie White (better known to Marilyn Manson fans as Twiggy  Ramirez) has united once more with Masters Of Reality singer/guitarist  Chris Goss and Hella drummer Zach Hill for the second release by Goon Moon,  "Licker's Last Leg." Due April 28 via Ipecac, the disc isn't quite as  strange as 2005's "I Got a Brand New Egg Layin' Machine," but is certainly  still quirky enough to be unmistakably Goon Moon.Most of the tracks from the new effort came from the same session as the  debut. "Some of the music that was recorded on 'Licker's Last Legs' was  recorded before the debut, but then the vocals were just put on a few  months ago," White tells Billboard.com. "We'd revisit it over a period of  time, which was cool, because then it changes with the styles. If you  record something years ago, you're influenced by a lot of stuff that's  going on, then you revisit it."Musically, the album is a true musical potpourri, which reflects the  group's across-the-boards influences. Among it, according to White: "a lot  of the stuff that is kind of going up in Sacramento -- the scene that Zach  is from. A lot of the new folk stuff that is coming out -- Joanna Newsom,  Devendra Banhart. And then a lot of the weirder stuff -- Deerhoof was a big  inspiration for a lot of it. And then you can't help the fact that I was in  Marilyn Manson for 12 years -- I wrote a lot of those songs, so some of it  will sound like that. And Chris' influences as well -- some stuff you might  say sounds a little Queens Of The Stones Age-y, but that comes from Chris  because he was part of Queens for a period."The disc also includes a cover of the Bee Gees' "Every Christian Lion  Hearted Man Will Show You," which White chalks up to being a "huge Britpop  fan. Where all those influences came from is really early Bee Gees."With White having just embarked on a European tour as the bassist for Nine  Inch Nails, Goss hard at work producing the next Queens Of The Stone Age  album and Hill about to launch a U.S. tour with Hella, a lengthy Goon Moon  tour seems out of the question.But White is confident the trio will be able to play at least a few shows  in support of the new album. "The Nine Inch Nails touring schedule is not  too thick, so I think there are going to be some holes where we're going to  be doing some shows this year," he says. --Article in Feb 8, 2007 Billboard