Led Zeppelin Stream Alt Version Of 'When The Levee Breaks'

The band features Converge and Doomriders' Nate Newton, Rick Smith from Torche plus Brent Eyestone and Graham Scala of Harmonic Cross. Guitarist and Magic Bullet label boss Eyestone tells Noisey:

The band released the following statement via their website: "We are writing this to inform you all that we will be moving forward without Arin IIejay as our drummer.

"Arin has been nothing but a positive energy and monster drummer for us over the past 4 years. We love the guy and always will. We are and will always be grateful to him for helping us to move forward through some very dark times.

And he's explained how the experience partly inspired his decision to make the band's next album, The Color Before The Sun, their first-ever non-concept release.

He and wife Chondra Echert had rented their country house out while they tried living in other parts of the world. But they were taken by surprise last year when they decided to move back in as they prepared for the arrival of son Atlas.

Sanchez tells Prog's Natasha Scharf: "In anticipating his birth we were contemplating moving back to the country house. It was time for us to do the yearly inspection but it kept getting put off.

"My wife got a text from the renters, saying the house had been broken into. We thought it was odd so we called the police. They said no one had been living in the house - but they suspected it had been turned into a cannabis farm.

"There was no real evidence aside from the smell and the residue, but they thought it was a $300,000-a-month operation."

His partner Liz says he suffered a heart attack Thursday (July 23) while relaxing in a swimming pool. A post on Hardin's website reports: "He first came to prominence with Spencer Davis Group, before quitting - and later returning - with drummer Pete York, to work as Hardin & York for years.

Although the band had released the audio for "Happy Song" last week, it appears as though BMTH are making a play for a wider audience-the same audience that made "Drown" a massive success last year-with its highly produced sound and lack of growls.

Fans have already noted on YouTube that the song is reminiscence of Linkin Park. The band's newest member and keyboardist, Jordan Fish is partly to thank for adding new sonic elements to the mix.

Barry Goldberg, who also appears, says: "It's a very special film that tells the story of how we brought the blues to rock'n'roll - 'we' meaning the teenagers in Chicago in the mid-50s and early-60s, when we heard this amazing music coming from our radios.

Fowley died of cancer in January. Jett and Currie have both denied Fox's description of the attack. Fox has argued that the musicians, who were all teenagers at the time, were victims of the situation too.

The band are currently playing shows on a summer tour of North America and are gearing up for an August 28 release of a pair of live albums. "From The Setting Sun� (In Wacken)" sees the group captured in concert at Germany's Wacken Open Air Festival in 2013, while "�To The Rising Sun (In Tokyo)" presents the group live at the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo in April of 2014.

"One band, two crowds, two countries - a tale of two cities indeed," says bassist Roger Glover. "From Germany's Wacken Open Air Festival, one of the biggest metal festivals in the world - and a city unto itself - to Japan and the stately Nippon Budokan, the most revered venue in Tokyo. Each with its own distinct personality."

Now she's turned her attention to Ave Maria - a prayer that has been set to music in over 4000 songs. A statement reads: "Tarja Turunen breathes life into some of the most loved and rare songs of Paolo Tosti, David Popper, Astor Piazzolla, and of course Johann Sebastian Bach/Charles Gounod, among others."

The revamp of their breakthrough record is set to appear later in 2015, pushing the follow-up to 2011's Worship Music into 2016. Benante tells Examiner.com: "I've been working on this anniversary thing, where I'm putting a bunch of bonus material on the second disc. It's going to be really good."

Directed by Video Rahim and co-directed by special effects guru Shane Morton and Oakland, CA-based artist Skinner, the clip tells the psychedelic journey of a house cat who unknowingly travels into a bizarre gypsy catacomb where it encounters a giant bullfrog, a three-headed evil rat king, cat gnomes, cheese slaves and a warrior squirrel.

"This concept was birthed out of my curiosity about what a cat really does at night while we are asleep," explains Skinner. "Where do they go? Cats have a very mysterious myth to them and I thought it would be cool to explore that, as little nocturnal heroes.

"I decided to put a sort of Joseph Campbell hero myth spin on it and add some Jodorowsky psychedelia as well. I'm more than excited about the way it came out! I love it!"

It's taken from solo album Ashes & Dust, created in collaboration with the band Railroad Earth, and released today via Provogue. Haynes recently explained: "I've been compiling songs that didn't necessarily fit in with Gov't Mule or the Allman Brothers, or even my last solo album.

Frontman Liam Cromby says: "The video starts at the end of a storyline. A bank heist has gone down with some hiccups on the way - like finding an angry girl in the boot of the car - but at the end everything is sweet because the money's in the bag.

Their last release was 2014's After Hours EP, which followed second full-length album Savages the previous year. The band say: "The time has come for us to bring GOTK to a close for now. Whether or not we revisit this in the future is undecided, but we have no plans to write, record or tour.

"You only have to look at the number of great bands that have also decided to call it a day to get an idea of what a sorry state the music industry is in - and we are no exception to this.

Crossfaith fontman Ken Koie says: "This song is about the fight against myself. Everyone has some bad habits and self control can be very difficult for humans.

As reported by Rolling Stone, Richards and drummer Steve Jordan (who co-wrote and co-produced much of the album) stationed themselves in a corner of the room, where Richards offered commentary as the tracks played.

They've signed with Union Entertainment Group's John Gomez for management, joining a roster that includes Nickelback, Tom Keifer, The Winery Dogs and others.

Orlando describes A Beautiful Disaster as "a new breed of rock, combining unforgettable melodies, meaningful lyrics and a own unique blend of masterful songwriting and musicianship."

They issued a statement which reads: "You may have noticed some other uploads of the album on YouTube and illegal download sites. These versions of the album are not the real album. Our label has used an automated bot to remove all illegal streams and downloads of the songs, so these people have manipulated the audio to avoid detection.

Bassist Dave Meros recently described the follow-up to 2013's Brief Nocturnes And Dreamless Sleep as a departure for the band. He said: "Opening track Tides of Time is classic Spock's in terms of arrangement and style - but everything else is fairly different. The whole album is still within the parameters of what people expect to hear from us."

Research at Cambridge University concluded that people who enjoy Metallica tend towards "systemized" thinking, and like music featuring "cerebral complexity" - while people who'd rather hear soft pop like Norah Jones tend towards "empathized" thinking and art of more "emotional depth."

Lead expert David M Greenberg argues his group's study could be used to improve online music providers' suggestions for music a listener might want to hear, after they've selected something they already like.

Greenberg tells the BBC: "A lot of money is put into algorithms to choose what music you may want to listen to, for example on Spotify and Apple Music.

When the Aussie giant's run begins on August 22 at the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA on August 22, fans will be able to purchase an AC/DC National Football League New England Patriots jersey.

Now they're urgently seeking a bass player to complete their touring lineup ahead of their In The Blood run of dates - and they're asking those interested to apply via video.

Annihilator say : "As many of you already knew, our bassist Oscar Rangel has been a 'temp.' We're looking for a bassist for our headline tour and possibly beyond."

It focuses on a 94-minute video featuring material shot at four shows in the Los Angeles area, alongside clips from 1982 and 1987, plus interviews with Cray, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Buddy Guy and others.