Music
Metallica Release Remastered Version of “The Four Horsemen”
Heavy metal legends Metallica will be releasing a remastered version of their debut album Kill ‘Em All on April 15th, 2016 through their own label Blackened Recordings. To celebrate this, the band has released a stream of “The Four Horsemen”, one of the most recognized and exciting tracks from the album.
Originally released in 1983, the album featured many songs written by Dave Mustaine, who would later go on to form Megadeth after being let go from the band. It didn’t sell well upon release but ultimately went platinum due to the band’s meteoric success over the years.
The remastered editions of Kill ‘Em All and Ride the Lightning are both available for pre-order through Metallica’s online store.
Musician Charli xcx, who’s fresh off an appearance in this year’s new Faces of Death movie, is next joining forces with another legendary name in horror: David Cronenberg!
Charli xcx took to social media this afternoon to preview her upcoming album Music, Fashion, Film, which is now up for pre-order on various formats and releasing July 24.
It’s the 11th track on the new album that caught our eye…
- 1. Rock Music (1.55)
- 2. SS26 (2.46)
- 3. Card Declined (3.28)
- 4. Camera (2.31)
- 5. 2007 (2.04)
- 6. I’m Afraid (2.11)
- 7. Yeah (2.17)
- 8. Wink Wink (2.03)
- 9. Persona (2.37)
- 10. Magic Metal Montana (2.31)
- 11. No One Lasts Forever featuring David Cronenberg (5.42)
You have our attention, Charli…
Variety notes in their coverage of the album, “To support the record, Charli will head out on a 12-date North American arena tour, kicking off on September 11 in Philadelphia. The trek includes two nights at both Brooklyn’s Barclays Center and Los Angeles’ Kia Forum.”
Pre-order your copy of Music, Fashion, Film from the official Charli xcx store now.
View this post on Instagram
You must be logged in to post a comment.