Metallica have just released the video for “Dream No More” from their upcoming album, Hardwired…to Self-Destruct.
The band plans to release videos for each of the album’s 12 songs, plus one for “Lords of Summer,” over the next two days. The videos, which were shot around the globe, will give fans the opportunity to hear the long awaited Metallica album two days ahead of its official November 18 release on Blackened Recordings. The release schedule appears below the video.
Hardwired…to Self-Destruct is available for pre-order at Metallica.com in various configurations including: CD, vinyl, digital, Deluxe, and Deluxe Deluxe versions.
Wednesday, November 16 12p EST - "Dream No More" (Directed by Tom Kirk) - Gshow Globo, Brazil 2p EST - "Confusion" (Directed by Claire Marie Vogel) - Rolling Stone, USA 4p EST - "ManUNkind" (Directed by Jonas Åkerlund) - Bravewords, Canada 6p EST - "Now That We're Dead" (Directed by Herring & Herring) - Pitchfork, USA 8p EST - "Here Comes Revenge" (Directed by Jessica Cope) - Triple M, Australia 10p EST - "Am I Savage" (Directed by Herring & Herring) - Ro69.JP (Rockin' On), JapanThursday, November 17 12a EST - "Halo On Fire" (Directed by Herring & Herring) - BiLD / Metal Hammer, Germany 2a EST - "Murder One" (Directed by Robert Valley) - Le Parisian, France 4a EST - "Spit Out The Bone" (Directed by Phil Mucci) - NME, England 6a EST - "Lords of Summer" (Directed by Brett Murray) - Aftonbladet, Sweden
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