Label Seeking Unsigned, LED ZEPPELIN-Influenced Bands For Tribute Sampler CD

January 15, 2008

In the summer of 2008, Versailles Records will issue a LED ZEPPELIN tribute album. The label is seeking to do something a little different with the bonus disc, which is to feature rock/metal bands who sound derivatively alike or similar to LED ZEPPELIN in some manner (be it songwriting, vocal range, riffs, etc) performing an original song.

Commented the label: "As with all our tributes, this album will be distributed nationally to retail outlets in the U.S., and each participating band will get promos, as well as a bio/pic in the CD booklet. Interested bands should e-mail an MP3 of their song or a web link (MySpace preferably) where we can check out your sound before getting back in touch with further details regarding a formal spot on the CD sampler. All interested bands should email [email protected] for further details."

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