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Metallica drop “Inamorata” lyric video

Author Flavia Andrade - 22.4.2023

Metallica just ended their daily releases of official music videos for all 12 songs from their latest studio album “72 Seasons“. This time, the album’s closing track “Inamorata” gets its video release, directed by Jess Cope. This is, by the way, Metallica‘s longest song so far.

You can watch “Inamorata” below:

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Tons Of Rock Festival celebrates 10th anniversary with a stellar lineup: Metallica, Tool, Judas Priest and more

Beneath the dancing hues of the Northern Lights, Norway’s stunning natural wonders come alive. Amidst the serene fjords and lush landscapes, a different kind of magic unfolds – the electrifying energy of metal music. Every year, at Norway’s biggest music festival Tons of Rock Festival, metalheads from across the globe converge to celebrate their passion.This year Tons Of...

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Watch: Metallica covers Elton John as he receives 2024 Gershwin Prize

Metallica paid tribute to Elton John and his songwriting partner Bernie Taupin with a special performance at a tribute concert held at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday (March 20). Elton and Bernie were honored with the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for their remarkable contributions to music during the exclusive event, which...

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Bulletboys’ Marq Torien collaborates with Metallica’s Robert Trujillo on new “funky” project

In a recent interview with Marko Syrjala of Metal Rules, Bulletboys frontman Marq Torien revealed that he has been working with Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo on an exciting new musical endeavor. “We cut a track… and I’m going to go start finishing it up and stuff,” he shared. Torien expressed his gratitude for the opportunity,...

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Metallica wins Best Metal Performance at 2024 Grammy Awards

Heavy metal legends Metallica won Best Metal Performance at the 2024 Grammy Awards on Sunday (February 4) for their song “72 Seasons“, the title track to their 2023 album. While Boygenius and Paramore dominated the other rock categories, Metallica was the only heavy act to win a Grammy this year. The legendary metal outfit defeated...

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35 years ago – Metallica released the music video for their song “One”

In 1989, Metallica, as a band, was five years old when they entered the era of MTV music videos by releasing their first video for the single “One” from the album “…And Justice for All.” The approximately eight-minute video consists of the band’s performance and excerpts from the 1971 film “Johnny Got His Gun.” The...

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Metallica joins in the mockery of the “St. Anger” drum sound

Metallica poked fun at the infamous sound of Lars Ulrich’s snare drum on “St. Anger” in a new post showing that some “St. Anger” songs have come to the guitar instruction app Fender Play. In a lighthearted social media post, Metallica took a playful jab at the infamous snare drum sound on Lars Ulrich’s kit...

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Watch: pro-shot footage of Metallica performing “Master Of Puppets” in Saudi Arabia

Metallica has posted pro-shot footage of the “Master Of Puppets” performance at the band’s first-ever concert in Saudi Arabia, which happened on December 14. The band headlined the opening night of the three-day Soundstorm festival in Riyadh. Metallica‘s setlist can be seen below: 01. Creeping Death02. For Whom The Bell Tolls03. Wherever I May Roam04. The Memory Remains05. Lux Æterna06. Too Far Gone?07. Fade To Black08. Fuel09. Orion10. Nothing Else...

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Metallica unveils pro-shot live video of “The Unforgiven” from their first-ever show in Saudi Arabia

US heavy giants Metallica have released official pro-shot footage of “The Unforgiven“, shot during their performance at the Soundstorm Festival in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on December 14.Other acts performing at the event included Pharrell Williams, Chris Brown, H.E.R., Black Eyed Peas, J Balvin and Anne-Marie, as well as DJs Tiesto and David Guetta. Reports suggest...

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