METALLICA RELEASE LYRIC VIDEO FOR “72 SEASONS”

Metallica has shared the official lyric videos for the title track of the band’s 12th studio album, 72 Seasons, in eight different languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean.

The official music video for 72 Seasons, which was released late last month (and can also be seen below).

To read more details about 72 seasons and to hear the band’s first single, Lux Æterna, please go here, to hear, Screaming Suicide, please click here.

Metallica and Trafalgar Releasing are excited to extend an open invitation to a worldwide listening party: the global premiere of the band’s forthcoming 12th studio album, 72 Seasons. For one night only on April 13th, 72 Seasons will be played in full in pummeling surround sound, exclusively for cinema audiences worldwide — with every one of the new songs featuring its own music video and exclusive commentary from the band.

Metallica has also released M7 world tour dates, which can be seen here.

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  • Rattlehead on

    Missing: Thrash heavy metal band. Goes by the name Metallica. Last seen in year 1989. If ever found, please contact Rattlehead.


    • Dana on

      Clever.


    • Taskerofpuppets on

      Hahahahaa, LOL. Good one Mr. Rattlehead \m/ \m/


  • Taskerofpuppets on

    Thus far these releases have been stock at best, recycles of recycles. I hear Death Magnetic without the red lined sonic flatness that marked the what is otherwise a solid album.


  • James Apple on

    While I haven’t enjoyed a lot of the music they’ve made since the Black Album, I’ve still kept up with them, purchased every album, and given it a few listens to become familiar with it. After the few songs I’ve heard from this album, I’ll pass. Legacy bands reach this point where their music sounds like it was AI created after making it listen to the entire catalog. Metallica has finally reached this point. They haven’t exactly been putting out cutting-edge, genre defining music since Black, but there was always something that was listenable within it (Even St. Anger!). This is just McMusic.


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