Everyone has an opinion on which is the best Metallica record. Given the size of the fanbase and the variety of people that ...

UCR looks back at the long, hard road to Metallica's divisive 'St. Anger,' released on June 5, 2003.

Metallica released their first studio album in six years on June 5, 2003, to the incalculable excitement (and relief) of millions of patient fans. Then these fans actually listened to St. Anger.

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of their St. Anger album, Metallica have opened a new wing of their virtual museum, dubbed the Black Box. It showcases rare photos, offering some behind-the ...

In 2003, Metal Hammer flew to New York to interview Metallica ahead of St Anger. We found a band who were bruised, battered but defiant ...

Negative reactions to St. Anger weren’t the start of it. There are Metallica fans who, variously, think the band lost it after the raw thrash of Kill ‘Em All, after the weirdly bass-less production of ...

The post Metallica’s James Hetfield Asked Us to Give St. Anger “Another Chance,” So I Did appeared first on Consequence. I first heard Metallica’s eighth and most derided LP following its ...

Metallica have poked fun at their 2003 LP 'St. Anger' after announcing that songs from the album are now on FenderPlay.

Metallica was definitely at a crossroads at the making of St. Anger. Come the 2000s, nu metal was all the rage (against the machine), James hit the darkest days of alcoholism, the band got flack ...

In which Metallica emerge from a period of self-imposed exile exhibiting all the tenacity of survivalist militia, with a new bass player (ex-Suicidal Tendencies man Rob Trujillo) and an album ...