Many fans agree that Metallica's first four albums, released between 1983 and 1988, were their finest. So, we ranked them.

Many Metallica fans tend to overlook this album from the 1990s but it's well worth giving a second listen today.

Here we take a definitive look at Metallica’s discography and rank all 11 full-length studio albums. Metallica decided to take a different direction for their eighth studio album St Anger which ...

At Orion in 2012, Metallica included "Escape" in the set as part of playing their Ride The Lightning album in full for the first and only time. Gearing up to play the much-maligned song ...

By Tyler Jenke Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett has confirmed he’s preparing his debut solo album, clarifying that ... Hammett was finally working on a full-length solo record.

Metallica could have packed it all in and walked away after the tragic bus crash that claimed the life of bassist Cliff Burton on 27 September 1986. But they didn’t. They persisted, recruiting Jason ...

Kirk Hammett is hard at work on his first-ever full length solo album ... a massive collection of brand-new riffs for the next Metallica album, which he expects the band to start work on within ...

“I have 767 new ones for the next album,” he said ... and then we’re gonna get right back into it.” Metallica perform live. Credit: Javier Bragado/Redferns The ‘M72 World Tour ...

Apple brings Metallica’s M72 World Tour to your living room with an immersive concert experience on the Vision Pro. You don’t need tickets to see Metallica in concert anymore—just a $3,499 ...

the legendary Metallica member — who has been the band's guitarist since 1983 when Dave Mustaine left — revealed he's working on his debut solo album. While speaking about his new book ...

Metallica’s Kirk Hammett has revealed he is working on his first solo album, which will be “a fusion of all sorts of styles”. One revelation from the interview was that he is in the process ...

Good news! Kirk Hammett has precisely 767 riff ideas for the next Metallica album. Not 766, and not 768 – exactly 767, as Hammett recently said in an interview with Rolling Stone. All I can say ...