Metallica’s plan to evolve into the outer reaches of technical thrash metal reached an apex with …And Justice for All, which came out on Sept. 7, 1988. To a large extent, the album was yet ...

Metallica have just unveiled a slate of 2026 tour dates taking place in the U.K. and Europe. Support will vary with Gojira ...

On Friday, the music started at 6 p.m. sharp with trumpet-playing Boston metal band Ice Nine Kills (whose name is inspired by ...

The other came 15 years before, on, 1988's ...And Justice for All. Though Metallica were on a sharp upward trajectory while recording the latter album – indeed, it would mark their debut on MTV ...

And Justice For All was the first release after the death of Cliff Burton. The band's musical mentor, Burton was the older ...

Metaphors alone don’t do justice to the career path of Metallica, mostly because there are so many that could be applied to their unusual trajectory: treacherous ocean voyage, marathon ...

Metallica’s 1988 album …And Justice For All may be a well-respected part of the metal titan’s expansive back catalog, but it's especially notable for its inaudible bass guitar. In an ...

In congruence with Metallica’s massive surge in popularity seen from Master of Puppets, the band’s fourth studio album ...And Justice For All established new sonic precedents and furthered ...

The title of Metallica’s new album, “72 Seasons,” is rooted in memory. How do the first 18 years of a person’s life – hence, 72 seasons – reverberate through the ensuing decades?

If you're here, you probably know who Metallica are. Reiterating their history would be more than unnecessary, except to say that they are one of the most successful American bands of the 20th and ...