Metallica's ReLoad Remastered: Deluxe Box Set Drops

0:00It's April 28th. Welcome in, this is Music News Today, where the industry meets AI. Metallica is dropping a remastered version of their classic Reload album and a limited Deluxe box set hitting shelves June 26th through. Blackened Recordings This is the band's 7th studio joint from 1997, already quadruple platinum, now polished up by Ruben Cohen, Edlerson Mastering, with Greg Fidelman calling the shots. Three orders are live right now, hooking fans up with instant downloads of the memory remains remastered, plus an instrumental mix and a live cut from, Brisbane. You got options like 180g double vinyl, CDs, cassettes, digital with spatial audio, even a Walmart color vinyl exclusive. That Deluxe box is stacked for the 9798 era, 15 CDs loaded with unreleased demos, rough mixes, B-sides, live shows, 4. DVDs of Behind the Scenes footage, TV spots, and pop-up gigs, plus memorabilia like,

1:03tour passes, posters, picks, and a fat, 128 page book with rare picks and stories. They're firing up the Get the Reload Out Fan cover contest too, building on last year's load edition. This round welcomes musical covers plus visual and performance art, spotlighting a different track, weekly, with grand prizes being autographed box, sets for two winners. Back when Reload dropped, it debuted number one on the Billboard 200, ruled charts in six countries, and pushed Metallica into bluesier vibes. With guests like Mary Ann Faithful, even with some fan backlash and band turbulence after, this reissue spotlights those bowl 27 tracks as pure creative fire.