Guardian Music — Gallic duo Justice may look and party like a 70s heavy metal band, but they're just a pair of 'friendly guys who make electronic music'If you've ever seen Justice's 2008 tour documentary, A Cross The Universe, you might wonder why the Guardian are le... more info

Stereogum — Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell will release the vinyl-only double live solo-acoustic album Songbook on the day after Thanksgiving, as part of the Record Store Day Black Friday event. The album features Cornell singing songs he wrote for himself a... more info

Perez Hilton — Soundgarden, Audioslave, AND Temple of the Dog fans are going to be happy. Rocker Chris Cornell has announced plans to release an acoustic album that will feature tracks from all of his (above) bands, as well as covers by Led Zeppelin and John Lennon... more info

NME — Singer covers Led Zeppelin and John Lennon on forthcoming LP more info

Here Comes The Flood — Watch Michael Winslow take on the Led Zeppelin classic Whole Lotta Love on the Norwegian TV show Senkveld. (Thru Hidden Track) more info

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Metal Injection — To those of you junkies too young to remember the famed Police Academy series of movies, you missed out on a true gem of the '80s, Michael Winslow. The man was the king of sound effects. If you don't believe me, check out the above video wh... more info

Time — Michael Winslow is still making noises. The comedian and sound effect expert best known for playing Sgt. Larvelle “Motor Mouth” Jones in the Police Academy movies is still lending his bleeps, bloops, swishes and clangs to everything from Tosh.0 ... more info

Starpulse — Who needs a full Led Zeppelin reunion when Michael Winslow - yes, the guy that made funny noises in the Police Academy movies - is able to perform Whole Lotta Love with just his voice and an acoust... more info

Guardian Music — Despite 33 albums of startlingly original music, and nods from Led Zeppelin and McCartney, the public failed to join Roy Harper's party – until five years ago. Alexis Petridis spoke to the songwriterIn a central London hotel bar, Roy Harper is expl... more info