Metallica thanked Warner Music for its dedication. When it first signed to the company’s Elektra Records subsidiary in 1984, Metallica was co-headlining tours with W.A.S.P. and delivering hard ...

The new 72 Seasons whiskey from Metallica's Blackened Whiskey brand was finished in brandy casks blasted with music from their most recent album.

Metallica announced in a statement today that they have taken ownership of all their master recordings, including all music and long-form videos, and have launched their own label, Blackened ...

Metallica Takes Back Its Masters, Unveils Blackened Recordings. The veteran metal band has taken control of its best-selling music and longform video catalog per a 1994 deal with Warner Music.

Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo discusses the band's new signature whiskey, Blackened, enhanced with the sound of the band's music. News Sports Monmouth Ocean Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper ...

Metallica released its own whiskey brand, Blackened, created in collaboration with master distiller Dave Pickerell. Serenaded with the band's own music, it is a celebrity liquor worth dirnking.

In what is surely a dream pairing for fans of both heavy music and hard liquor, Metallica now have their own whiskey: Blackened American Whiskey. That’s a picture of it above (the soundwave on ...

Blackened, a whiskey made in collaboration with a former chemistry professor, uses sound waves from a playlist of the band's music to "finish" the blend.

Metallica has its first-ever whiskey, dubbed Blackened American Whiskey, which is is a blend of American bourbon, rye, and whiskey, that is aged with music. Yes, music.

Metallica will mark the November 18th arrival of their new LP Hardwired… to Self-Destruct with a Blackened Friday event and contest at independent record stores nationwide.. The event, a spin on ...

Will subjecting barrels of whiskey to loud music while aging affect the flavor of the spirit? Metallica certainly thinks so: The band’s latest release from its Blackened Whiskey brand is an ...

While Metallica didn’t explain the provenance of their new label’s name, Blackened in this context probably doesn’t have anything to do with Cajun food, though we bet Ulrich cooks a mean sea ...