METALLICA

Metallica is a legendary heavy metal band formed in 1981, known for iconic albums like Master of Puppets and their influence on rock and metal music.

Metallica's biggest hit song is "Enter Sandman," a timeless anthem from their self-titled 1991 album, loved worldwide for its powerful riffs and haunting lyrics.

Metallica's longest song is "Suicide & Redemption" from Death Magnetic (2008), an instrumental epic spanning 9 minutes and 58 seconds.

James Hetfield | Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Lars Ulrich | Drums
Kirk Hammett | Lead Guitar
Robert Trujillo | Bass

Metallica has released 11 studio albums, including iconic records like Master of Puppets and The Black Album, selling over 125 million copies worldwide.

Cliff Burton was Metallica's bassist (1982–1986), known for his technical skill and influence, tragically died in a bus crash at 24.