Metallica will release their next studio album in September, Lars Ulrich has told BBC 6 Music.
The drummer, who previously informed Revolver Magazine that the follow-up to 2003’s St. Anger sounded “dynamic”, “different” and “nutty”, said the band had almost finished the new record.
"We're just finishing up a record, we've got six weeks left and it should be out in September, that's the idea right now," Ulrich said.
Rick Rubin has handled production duties on the as-yet-untitled longplayer.
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need a compo
next band to "do a radiohead", guess correctly win a nice hat.
keep us occupied for hours it will.
How about 'Radiohead to do a Metallica?'
practically invent a music genre only to end up enviously watching bands half their age playing it better, record new album in an alleyway using discarded bins for drums and then sob about it all in counselling sessions?
yawn
please point out these bands half their age playing it better?
What genre did they invent?
nu-metal
duh
...
Metal People Who Don't Like Metal Know.
this..
should be in the best band names thread.
Are you joking sir?
THOU SHALT WORSHIP NO MORE THRASH THAN SLAYER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(Yes, yes, i KNOW they didnt invent it, but they were just so, so good at it.)
but 'some kind of monster' came out of it?
literally the greatest comedy film of our times.
did kirk hammett
really end up tearful after lars told him solos weren't cool anymore?
some kind of monster redeems the st.anger era in my eyes
I love that picture
the best Metallica era....on total top form at that point.
^ It was like they acknowledged the album was a massive joke
and then let us in on that joke.
bah
dynamic, different and nutty = shit
See, Kev, here's what I'd have done to this article
...blah, blah, blah, Ulrich said. Although we're pretty sure Ulrich did say this, those of us at DiS debated reporting it because we really don't give a fuck.
I'm downloading that as soon as it comes out.
Illegally of course.
^ Definetly
They practicaly owe me this album after past money wasted on their post-And Justice For All albums. O well theres always a small chance this may not be a disappointment