Led Zeppelin Unveils Never-Before-Seen “Dazed & Confused,” Neil Young Revives “I’m The Ocean”
New Interview with Little Feat
Relix Daily
August 20, 2025
August 20, 2025
NEWS
In February, Sony Pictures Classics opened a window into the inception of one of the greatest bands of all time with Becoming Led Zeppelin. The legendary heavy metal innovators’ first-ever officially sanctioned documentary chronicled their early years and ascent through archival materials and first-hand accounts from the iconic quartet, earning an outpouring of critical acclaim and a record-breaking opening weekend for IMAX®-exclusive music features. Today, on top of the wealth of long-lost rarities compiled for the original release, the film has unveiled an exclusive Encore: a never-before-seen 15-minute performance of “Dazed & Confused,” captured live in Amsterdam in 1969.
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On Oct. 26, 2019, Scott Sharrard was preparing to play his first show with Little Feat when the band received the tragic news they had been dreading—Paul Barrere, the veteran singer, guitarist and songwriter Sharrard was slated to temporarily fill in for, had passed away that very morning, following a four-year struggle with liver cancer.
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On Tuesday, August 19, Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts delivered their second night of music on the Budweiser Stage in Toronto. During the concert, which occurred in Young’s hometown, the bandleader continued his current trend of reviving personal material during the first half of the performance, carving a slot for a tour debut, and reintroducing a select song into the mix. Resuming the motif, Young led the band through the first “I’m The Ocean” since the group’s enthusiastic embrace of their 2024 run at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, N.Y.
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Jack Irons, Anthony LoGerfo and Micah Nelson’s Barking Dog Release Debut EP of “Meditation Grooves,” Elements
Instrumental trio and brothers in rhythm, drummers Jack Irons (Pearl Jam, Red Hot Chili Peppers) and Anthony LoGerfo (Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts, Promise of The Real), along with multi-instrumentalist Micah Nelson (Particle Kid, Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts), known as Barking Dog, have released their debut EP, Elements via Loosegroove Records. Delivered alongside the six-song set of music is the official music video for the collection’s opener track, “Heat Of The Sun.” Watch below.
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Makaya McCraven has returned to announce four new EPs. Set to release on Oct. 31 via International Anthem / Nonesuch / XL Recordings, Techno Logic, The People’s Mixtape, Hidden Out! and PopUp Shop will mark the pioneering jazz drummer and producer’s first original recordings since his triumphant 2023 album In These Times and a return to his signature loop-based live collage style. To preview his next era, McCraven has shared a lead single from each set, alongside a statement of his creative intentions and a new run of tour dates across the country and abroad this fall.
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Guster is the latest band to receive the coveted NPR Music invitation to appear in the live concert video series, Tiny Desk. While cameras rolled, the ensemble pulled extensively from their 2006 album, Ganging Up on the Sun, conjuring live returns to “Manifest Destiny,” “Empire State” and “Satellite,” before delivering one final song off their latest studio entry, Ooh La La, on “The Elevator.”
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Tōth, the indie rock-informed creative, known for blending in elements of jazz, psychedelia, and folk, has unveiled its latest single and official music video for “Touching.” The new track finds the Rubblebucket co-founder, Alex Toth, interlacing lyrics with featured artist Kimbra. The duet presents like an intimate back-and-forth between the mingled pair, which begs for a handheld embrace that is flexed in video form. The single represents the first preview of a full-length release.