Violinist Lindsey Stirling Covers Led Zeppelin’s ‘Kashmir’

Last week, on July 21st, famous violinist Lindsey Stirling released her cover of the legendary rock anthem, ‘Kashmir’, originally by Led Zeppelin. Originally released in 1975 on Led Zeppelin’s 6th album, ‘Physical Graffiti’, the song quickly gained notoriety for being some of the group’s most progressive work yet, when progressive rock was still in its relative infancy. Now, nearly half a century after the song’s release, Stirling is releasing her own take on the classic, to honour the biggest band of the 1970s.

With Inspiration From Led Zeppelin, Tulsa’s The Shelter People Release Hard Rocking Track ‘Rock N Roll’.

Released June 3 as the B side to ‘Sunshine Lady’, ‘Rock N Roll’ from The Shelter People will get you banging your head even if heavy rock isn’t your thing.

Led Zeppelin Arrives On TikTok

TikTok have announced that the music of Led Zeppelin is now available to its community. The band has also launched their own official TikTok account (@ledzeppelin) that will feature Led Zeppelin artwork and graphics, classic live performances, and other video content.

The Final Countdown: #Jedward Fourth Album #VoiceOfARebel Out This Thursday

With the release of ‘Voice Of A Rebel’, their first album in 7 years this Thursday 27 June comes the dawn of a new Jedward era.

David Haerle – ‘Glendale’

We’ve covered other singles from David Haerle’s debut, ‘Garden Of Edendale’, with its spirited presence and clearly accomplished style. And so the Los Angeles based artist returns with his newest release, ‘Glendale’, with a video shot at the legendary Sunset Studios, in Hollywood, the same recording studios which have been used by Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, and Prince, among others.

AV Super Sunshine – ‘Time Bomb’

AV Super Sunshine is back with his latest release, ‘Time Bomb’. The singer songwriter from Wisconsin has takes his overall musical inspiration from 70s era Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix, while ‘Time Bomb’ has been influenced by The Runaways’ classic, ‘Cherry Bomb’. ‘Time Bomb’ is from his upcoming release, ‘Candyland’, and there’s also a dance remix version of the album in the works.

Six Quick Questions With Georgia Mae And Her New Single ‘Fools’

We covered California based Australian singer Georgia Mae a few weeks ago, with her single, ‘Girl Next Door’. Now she’s back with a new track, ‘Fools’, which was released on September 27.

Feels Like A Storm: Lisa Speaks To Tiffany Ahead Of The Release Of Her New Album ‘Pieces Of Me’

Lisa battled technology and Storm Ali to speak to Tiffany ahead of the release of the singer’s new album and her UK tour.

BELA LUGOSI’S READ – Drummer Kevin Haskins’ New Book Relives His Years With Goth Rockers Bauhaus

Bauhaus drummer Kevin Haskins was behind the kit for one of the most iconic groups of the late ’70s and early ’80s. Now he’s got…

Robert Plant And The Sensational Space Shifters

Robert Plant’s had one hell of a career. Singing in the Sixties, he joined Led Zeppelin in 1969 and went on to forge a legendary series of albums with the band. While they were best-known for their heavy rock, drawing from timeless blues classics, they also turned out many a calming folk tune, often written in a cottage named Bron-Yr-Aur nestled in the heart of Wales. And the end of Led Zeppelin didn’t mean the end of Plant; in the years since, he’s not only endured but matured, broadening his body of work with elements from across the globe.

RAGE AGAINST THE DYING OF THE LIGHT – Robert Plant Keeps The Flame Burning On Carry Fire

Robert Plant has been enjoying a late career renaissance since 2007’s excellent Raising Sand collaboration with country/bluegrass singer Alison Krauss. Carry Fire, his 11th solo studio album,…

HEY KIDS, ROCK AND ROLL – REM Documentary Marks 25th Anniversary Release of Automatic For The People

REM have unveiled a new mini-documentary to mark the 25th anniversary re-mastered release of Automatic for the People. Featuring new interviews with Michael Stipe, Peter Buck and Mike Mills,…