Despite being the biggest heavy metal band of them all, METALLICA have a tough time of it. “72 Seasons” arrives a forgivable seven years after the well-received “Hardwired… To Self-Destruct”, and like each of its post-Black Album predecessors, it is destined to be praised and derided in equal measur…
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