Reload

ReloadMetallicas Reload was released on November 18, 1997, through Elektra Records. Produced by Bob Rock, the album continued the hard rock and blues infused style of Load, featuring a more experimental and groove heavy approach. Featuring tracks like "Fuel," "The Memory Remains," "The Unforgiven II," and "Devils Dance," Reload further showcased Metallicas evolution beyond their thrash roots. The cover art, titled Piss and Blood XXVI, was created by Andres

and progressive rock

The album comes out in conjunction with the ocumentary film Goodbye Horses: The Many Lives of Q Lazzarus by Eva Aridjis Fuentes

can match the quintet's ability to blend uncompromising heaviness with razor-sharp melodic musicianship

this is a record very rooted in influences that still strives and sounds inimitably EVERYMEN

a club dance floor beckoning in the distance

offering raw

features references to many parts of American culture

and now on Anton Newcombe's own A Recordings label

the set evokes the bittersweet sense of something too bright or rare to last

Clear Vinyl with Black Smoke

At times the album is gentle and intimate with tracks like 'Toda Beleza' featuring Bala Desejo

Much of Talk is Cheap was cut in about 10 days at a Montreal studio with a core lineup of regular sidemen Richards called the X-Pensive Winos