William Shatner's Heavy Metal Debut

0:00On April 28th, William Shatner, the 95-year-old Star Trek legend who's been to space, just dropped his vocals on a heavy metal album called Black Flame by Nuclear Messiah. He narrates the title track, The Profit of Fallout, setting the stage for some intense riffs. This comes right after he shut down those Paramount rumors, proving the guy is still full of surprises. Earlier this week, Shatner released a video for his part and its pure chaos in the best way. With his signature spoken word style over shredding, guitars, it's like beat poetry crashing into metal echoing what he did on shows like The Masked Singer, that one track alone kicks off the whole album with fire. Fans are buzzing because Nuclear Messiah is a supergroup packed with 35 metal heavyweights. We're talking Zach Wilde, Richie Blackmore, Henry Rollins, and Rob Howford icons who've shaped rock history. Shatner stands out as the sci-fi vet, but his voice adds that epic, otherworldly vibe

1:00they all respect. The album's out now everywhere, Spotify, other streaming spots, even physical copies if you're old school. No other Shatner tracks listed, but this collab fits his wild career arc from Captain's Chair to Rocky Rides. Catch Black Flame wherever metal lives and keep an eye on Shatner. Eyes proving age is just a number when you're beaming up new worlds. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today.