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    The Moshville Times – Classic Cover: Greystone Canyon – Immigrant Song (original by Led Zeppelin)

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    The Moshville Times – Classic Cover: Greystone Canyon – Immigrant Song (original by Led Zeppelin)


    Australian hard rockers Greystone Canyon have unleashed an explosive take on the legendary Led Zeppelin classic “Immigrant Song,” delivering the iconic anthem with raw power, grit, and unapologetic attitude.

    The track is taken from the band’s third full-length album, Something Borrowed…Something New, a record that perfectly captures the authentic spirit of Greystone Canyon: loud, direct, and fiercely organic. Recorded live in a single room without click tracks, heavy editing, or digital manipulation, the album embraces the timeless energy of classic rock records where feel and performance mattered more than sterile perfection. You can pick the album up now.

    Rather than reinventing the song, Greystone Canyon choose to honor its primal energy while injecting their own hard-hitting approach into the performance. The result is a version that feels immediate, visceral, and alive, staying true to the essence of the original while carrying the band’s unmistakable personality. Accompanying the release is a completely handcrafted official video built around a striking claymation concept. Staying consistent with the album’s old-school philosophy, the animation features plasticine characters and construction paper backgrounds, with every frame individually photographed to recreate an epic, Viking-inspired journey that perfectly matches the relentless drive of the track.

    Watch the official music video for “Immigrant Song” below.

    Something Borrowed…Something New combines reimagined classics with brand-new original material, creating a record that balances nostalgia, personality, and pure rock energy. It’s an album built on honesty, instinct, and the kind of human performance that modern productions often forget.

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    Something Borrowed…Something New Tracklist:

    1. Doctor, Doctor (UFO cover)
    2. Just Got Paid (ZZ Top cover)
    3. Drives Us
    4. Immigrant Song (Led Zeppelin cover)
    5. Friend of the Fox
    6. Suicide (Thin Lizzy cover)
    7. Hey, Hey, My, My (Into the Black) (Neil Young cover)
    8. AAF
    9. Stealing Our Freedom

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    Greystone Canyon: facebook | instagram | spotify

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