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LED ZEPPELIN: 'Immigrant Song' Remix Due This Summer?

April 17, 2008

Twisted Ear reports that LED ZEPPELIN is rumored to have been in contact with PENDULUM a drum and bass group originally hailing from Perth, Australia but now based in the United Kingdom to remix ZEPPELIN's classic track "Immigrant Song", to be released at some point over the summer.

LED ZEPPELIN has so far not commented on the news, while the PR for PENDULUM revealed: "We just know they wanted someone cool to do a remix for some stuff they've got coming up."

It is believed that the PENDULUM remix will form part of the package that sees "Immigrant Song" released as the band's first single.

The remix has already been previewed on BBC Radio 1, where PENDULUM appeared as guest DJs.

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