Mercury News, California — Mick Wall's book is many things '” a fan's notes, a glimpse into the recording of each album and a rich chronicle that has the advantage of a long view taking us from the band's beginnings in 1968 to what Page, Plant and bassist John Paul Jones hav... more info

Scotsman.com — ROCK star Jimmy Page has launched a new set of stamps featuring classic album covers including Led Zeppelin's IV. more info

Stereogum — In 2007, the Besnard Lakes released the often triumphant The Besnard Lakes Are The Dark Horse, their second album, and one with a self-fulfilling title as the band deservedly received a nomination for that year's Polaris Music Prize, which they then ... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — From Sade to Paul Weller, an eclectic range of musical veterans are returning to the fray in 2010.Plenty of veterans are returning to the recording studios. We can look forward to new music from the reclusive Sade (it’s hard to believe that th... more info

NME — Led Zeppelin, Blur, Rolling Stones, New Order feature on new stamps more info

Guardian Music — Spoken word has become a lost art in rock'n'roll – so give thanks to the White Stripes frontman for reviving the genre"I believe in vinyl records/I believe in MP3/I believe in Tutti Frutti/I believe in R&B/I believe in psychedelics/I believe i... more info

Guardian Music — Normally you'd only find this sort of thing lurking late at night on BBC2Guitar nerds will no doubt be queuing round the block for this summit of legendary axemen from across the generations: Led Zep's Jimmy Page, U2's The Edge and Jack White of the ... more info

XFM.co.uk — The six-stringer doesn't rule out another Led Zeppelin reformation, but says the decision rests purely with Robert Plant. more info

MTV.com News — Grunge rockers move past their acrimonious breakup to do a handful of festival dates.By Kyle Anderson Soundgarden's Chris Cornell Photo: MTV News After quite a bit of speculation and years of saying "never," Soundgarden have announced tha... more info

Starpulse — Jimmy Page is insisting the future of Led Zeppelin depends on his former band mate Robert Plant - because they can't continue the group without the lead singer.[...] Read more! more info