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    Metallica debuts ‘Lux Æterna’ from ‘72 Seasons’ album, along with world tour

    Metallica is gearing up for a very busy two years. The heavy-metal band on Monday released its first new track in six years — making good on drummer Lars Ulrich’s promise not to make fans wait another eight years to hear new music. The throwback-styled “Lux Æterna” returns to Metallica’s classic thrash-metal sound. It hails from Metallica’s upcoming 12th studio album “72 Seasons,” which drops ...
    by Nardine Saad, Los Angeles Times Nov 28, 2022 2 minutes
    James Hetfield, left, and Robert Trujillo of Metallica perform at Soldier Field on June 18, 2017 in Chicago.

    Metallica is gearing up for a very busy two years.

    The heavy-metal band on Monday released its first new track in six years — making good on drummer Lars Ulrich’s promise not to make fans wait another eight years to hear new music. The throwback-styled “Lux Æterna” returns to Metallica’s classic thrash-metal sound. It hails from Metallica’s upcoming 12th studio album

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