METALLICA Releases “ManUNkind” Official Video

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4PM means that we have yet another Metallica video to sink our fangs into in preparation for their much anticipated, November 18th release of Hardwired…To Self Destruct. This one was directed by Jonas Åkerlund and kills, like only Metallica can do! So far, the response from fans has been overwhelmingly positive as the video representations of this release unfolds before our eyes and ears. Being a fan for over thirty years, I could not be more thrilled with everything put forward so far. Stay tuned! There is much more to come as we are given the rare opportunity to hear the new album, in its entirety, before it is released! Loving this marketing strategy! Freakin’ genius!

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See below for a complete schedule of when and where each video will be debuted, along with who directed each video.

Wednesday, November 16

6PM EST – “Now That We’re Dead” (Directed by Herring & Herring) – Pitchfork, USA
8PM EST – “Here Comes Revenge” (Directed by Jessica Cope) – Triple M, Australia
10PM EST – “Am I Savage” (Directed by Herring & Herring) – Ro69.JP (Rockin’ On), Japan

Thursday, November 17

12AM EST – “Halo On Fire” (Directed by Herring & Herring) – BiLD / Metal Hammer, Germany
2AM EST – “Murder One” (Directed by Robert Valley) – Le Parisian, France
4AM EST – “Spit Out The Bone” (Directed by Phil Mucci) – NME, England
6AM EST – “Lords of Summer” (Directed by Brett Murray) – Aftonbladet, Sweden

The video for “ManUNkind”, directed by Jonas Åkerlund, can be seen below:

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I have had a life-long love of music, but from the first time I heard Kiss and Black Sabbath with my landlord's son in Nicholasville, KY in the mid 70's, I have been hooked on Hard Rock and Metal. While my tastes in music have done nothing but expand since then, Metal remains closest to my heart. In addition, I have played bass, still play guitar and have literally 1000's of CDs/MP3s, so my knowledge is long steeped and honest. I don't buy the whole splintered, sub-genres thing and choose to like bands and music based solely on individual merits. Obviously, this is always colored by my mood, what I need at any given point and time and what is generally pleasing to my ear. I also don't like to rip any music or band, instead having an open mind and ear for it all because I have a passion for it all. It is completely subjective and in a constant state of flux. Consider me a music "nerd" not a music "snob". As an extension of this love, I hope to share this passion with everyone here and learn from your passion as well! - Odyssey -

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