Now, UK tabloid The Sun reports that a source has revealed some inside news, including the planned release date. "Jimmy [Page] has been in the studio making sure everything is perfect," a source tells The Sun. "The band want it to remain true to their exceptionally high standards. It's coming out on November 22 as part of a simultaneous global release."

The 20th Anniversary Edition of Countdown To Extinction will be released on November 6th as a 2CD lift-top box and digitally. Countdown To Extinction's new commemorative edition pairs the remastered original album with a 1992 concert, recorded live at San Francisco's Cow Palace, which has never before been released in its entirety. The concert audio has been newly remixed for this release. The physical and digital versions both include a booklet with a new liner notes essay by music journalist Kory Grow, and the 2CD box also contains a 24" x 36" poster and four collectible postcards.

Charles Bolfrass last week filed papers in Manhattan Federal Court accusing Muse and their label Warner Brothers of copyright infringement, unfair trade practices and unfair competition.

The small venue trek is the first leg of their �Uno!, �Dos!, �Tr�! Tour in support of their new album trilogy of the same name.

A Perfect Circle have also recently confirmed their participation in the 2013 Soundwave Festival, which kicks off Feb. 23 in Brisbane.

Gap were last month in the spotlight after Priest fans noticed a t-shirt design bore more than a passing resemblance to the metal eagle graphic on the 1983 record.

In 2004 the Alarm and now Big Country frontman struggled to gain attention from the mainstream media, who weren't interested in "ageing rockers." So he had Welsh outfit the Wayriders mime to his track 45RPM and called the band 'The Poppy Fields.' The result was UK chart success � leading to the inevitable discovery of the truth.

The footage, filmed by a professional camera crew at 1988's Berlin Independent Days festival and only recently rediscovered, captures the Seattle Grunge pioneers' first ever performance on foreign soil.

Notorious was recorded and produced by Fredrik Nordstr�m (Soilwork, In Flames, Opeth, Bring Me The Horizon) at his Studio Fredman in Gothenburg, Sweden.

The trek kicks off on September 19 in the band's hometown of Detroit and will wrap up in Grand Rapids on September 23rd.

Their list of 58 financial bigshots includes Mick Jagger, Phil Collins and Dave Grohl in their top ten.

The band worked with producer Sanford Parker at Soma and Electrical Audio Studios in Chicago on Lovelessness.

"Being part of something as awesome and mammoth as Silverchair required so much of myself and at times there was very little energy left for other things," Gillies said in a statement. "Now I feel as if I'm freed up and can satisfy my own creative output and get about doing what makes sense for me at this point. It's been a while in the making and I'm excited to finally share it."

For the first time ever Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart were joined on stage by guest musicians in the form of an eight-piece string ensemble, helping them deliver tracks from their latest album the way they'd originally been devised. Check out the videos below.

I remember listening to the music for THIS IS GONNA HURT while sitting in my car with Jesse. He had written the music and I had come up with some melodic ideas and the phrase "this is gonna hurt". Each time the phrase was sung it revealed something different.

"This is gonna hurt. This is gonna hurt ME. This is gonna hurt ME....more than it hurts YOU." That's how it originally was written out. The song kind of stayed in "limbo" lyrically for a while because I couldn't find an emotional anchor to ground the song. Later that year we were in Bali, Indonesia playing an acoustic show. We were exhausted from constant travel and continuous shows. During soundcheck our frustrations came to a boil and we had a pretty epic band fight. It wasn't our first and I'm sure it won't be our last. It's just what happens sometimes. After the fight I remember sitting in my hotel room thinking about how difficult it would be for myself or any band member to walk away from Hoobastank. We are truly a family and for as much as it would hurt whoever was left behind, it would hurt even more for the one who left. I finally had a lyrical emotional starting point for THIS IS GONNA HURT and I finished the song that night in Bali.

Obviously we all talked it out and everything was fine. During the recording of the song the lyrics got switched a little to make the song a little more "scathing" and a little less "sensitive". Also more to reflect a relationship between two people rather than a band. The finished product is, "This is gonna hurt. This is gonna hurt you. This is gonna hurt you more than it hurts me. And I don't want to hurt. That's why I'm going to hurt you. That's why I'm going to hurt you. That's how it's going to be!". Unapologetic and to the point.

They sent over these details: It was a great honor to receive this icon of music on our show.

Guitarists Gary Rossington and Rickey Medlocke, along with vocalist Johnny Van Zant, sat down with CNN's Fredricka Whitfield to discuss the evolution of the band's Southern image and their disassociation with the Confederate flag, as well as the new album.

Filmed at the London Hippodrome on October 25, 2007, "Blues For Jimi" captures a unique concert featuring Moore playing classic Hendrix tracks, including "Purple Haze," "Foxy Lady," "The Wind Cries Mary," "Hey Joe," "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" and many more.

Abandoned Pools is fronted by Tommy Walter, who founded the group back in 2001. During his career, Walter has performed on late night TV shows and toured the country with national acts such as Lenny Kravitz, Garbage, and A Perfect Circle.

The band are offering a free download of the EP's first single, Nature Boy, which you can grab here.