We’re playing catch up with the big boys of the big four! Metallica recently dropped a brand new single, Screaming Suicide, and have more news concerning the release of their upcoming new album 72 Seasons. Their new single, Screaming Suicide, as one might gather from the title, covers a very serious subject, one the band thinks still…
For the legions of Metallica fans across the world, S&M(1) in 1999 was a seminal moment. Die hards and new fans alike marveled at the power of the marriage of the power of Metallica’s brand of thrash metal married to the skill of the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. Live albums and concert DVDs would literally…
New Metallica albums come around about as often as NASA attempting to landing robots on Mars or some far-off comet. So the fact that Hardwired To Self-Destruct, the first new album from Metallica since 2008’s Death Magnetic, is getting released tomorrow is a pretty big deal. Is it worth the wait? What have James, Lars,…
Metallica, as many of their fans know, like to do things differently. Whether it’s doing a gig in Anarctica, releasing their own movie (Through The Never) or even hosting and curating their own festival (Orion Music and More), Metallica like to push the boat out and do things that most of their peers wouldn’t consider….
Happy Halloween everybody! What better way to celebrate the spookiest of all holidays than with a present from none other than Metallica! Rob, Kirk, Lars and James have unveiled the third new song to surface from their forthcoming album Hardwired…To Self Destruct and, it’s another belter. “Atlas, Rise!” can be heard below with it’s accompanying…
Excuse us, we’ve just exploded. There’s a new Metallica song, and quite frankly it’s fucking brilliant. Hardwired is the first single to surface from the band’s ridiculously long awaited new album “Hardwired…To Self-Destruct”. We’re not gonna say anymore, except to tell you to watch below: “Hardwired…To Self-Destruct” will be released on the 18th of November…
Metallica’s new album Through The Never is a slightly curious thing. As the official sound track release for the movie of the same name, what you actually get is a typical Metallica live album, albeit a very good one. Without some of the on-screen shenanigans that accompany the concert footage from the movie, aside from…
