Metallica (band)

Metallica is a highly influential American heavy metal band formed in 1981, known for pioneering thrash metal—a fast, aggressive style of rock music. Their complex guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and energetic performances have garnered a massive global following. Albums like *Master of Puppets* and *Metallica (The Black Album)* are considered rock classics, blending intricate musicianship with intense themes. Over the decades, they have shaped the metal genre, maintained a strong fanbase, and remain active, constantly evolving their sound while preserving their heavy roots.