With Led Zeppelin’s "Physical Graffiti" marking its 40th anniversary, the next issue of Mojo is set to deliver a unique and new insight into the landmark album. Uncovering new angles and revealing new shades to the album’s songs, Physical Graffiti Redrawn features brand new and exclusive recordings by a host of contemporary artists, including Laura Marling, White Denim and Michael Kiwanuka and more.

Now, 40 years to the week after its original release, it is the turn of Physical Graffiti. Out on Monday, with extra whistles, bells and seven supplementary tracks, Zep’s sixth still lives up to its billing as one of the best double albums of all time.
The record took 18 months to finish, with sessions delayed when bassist John Paul Jones announced he was leaving to become a choirmaster at Winchester Cathedral.