Wherever I May Roam – Chase & Status feat. The Unforgiven – Vishal Dadlani, DIVINE, Shor Police Sad But True – Mexican Institute of Sound feat. Sad But True – Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Check out the trailer, video, and tracklist below.Įnter Sandman – Alessia Cara & The Warning A video for Miley Cyrus's cover of 'Nothing Else Matters' featuring Elton John, Yo-Yo Ma, Robert Trujillo, and Chad Smith has also been released. Artists on the covers album include The Chats, OFF!, Pup, Diet Cig, Weezer, IDLES, Ghost, and Miley Cyrus. Both will be available digitally September 10 with physical copies available in October. The band will also be releasing a remastered version of Metallica. The album features 53 artists covering songs from their 1991 self-titled album to celebrate its 30th anniversary and all proceeds will be going to charity. Vincent, My Morning Jacket, and J Balvin.Metallica have announced that they will be releasing a covers album called The Metallica Blacklist. Additional performers include Phoebe Bridgers, who released her own version of “Nothing Else Matters” on Wednesday, along with Miley Cyrus with Elton John, St. Several other country and Americana artists have contributed cover versions of songs from the Black Album, including Jason Isbell, Mickey Guyton, Darius Rucker, and Jon Pardi. It culminates in a furious closing guitar solo that stretches on for three minutes while the rest of the band hangs in the pocket. Like James Hetfield, Stapleton doubles his own voice, harmonizing with restraint until he wraps up the chorus with a spine-tingling wail.

The latest addition to Metallicas 53 artist charity covers album The Blacklist is here and its one of the best weve had. Singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers releases her contribution to Metallicas Blacklist covers album with a haunting take of Nothing Else Matters. Fans of the country artist will recognize his round, resonant guitar tone and playing, which gets as much of a spotlight here as his singing. Phoebe Bridgers shares ghostly cover of Metallicas Nothing Else Matters. Stapleton fuses his country-soul leanings with heavy-metal undertow in his sprawling eight-minute rendition, substituting groove for the thunderous crunch of the original without sacrificing its bite. Chris Stapleton has dropped his rendition of Metallica’s 1992 single “Nothing Else Matters,” which appears on The Metallica Blacklist as part of the band’s 30th anniversary reissue of its self-titled album, also known as The Black Album.

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