Metallica has released the first track from their newly-announced album 72 Seasons. The new album will coincide with a world tour.
are raging back with a gut-punching new song, “Lux Æterna,” which is Latin for “eternal light” and part of the Catholic requiem mass. Amid slashing guitar riffs and battering-ram bass drumming, frontman James Hetfield sings about casting out “demons that strangle your life” and nods to one of Metallica’s formative influences, Diamond Head, with the lyric, “lightening the nation” Tim Saccenti, who has made videos for Depeche Mode and Korn, directed the song’s colorful clip.
Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich co-produced the 77-minute, 12-song album with their longtime producer, Greg Fidelman. The album will be available digitally, as well as on CD and double-LP vinyl inCoinciding with the album release, the group has lined up two years’ worth of world tour dates for a trek they’re calling M72.
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