Starpulse — Metallica have scored a third week at the top of the U.S. album charts after keeping pop sensation Demi Lovato from claiming her first number one. [...] Read more! more info

Metallica have scored a third week at the top of the U.S. album charts after keeping pop sensation Demi Lovato from claiming her first number one. [...] Read more! more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: The Chum BucketSpinner.com: A slideshow of the many faces of Amy Winehouse throughout the years. [PopEater]This fan made video for Radiohead's 'Reckoner' is awesome. [Best Week Ever]MTV Europe is about to get Rickrolled. [Idolator]Wow, ... more info

KEXP Seattle — Part 17: Reign In Blood by D.X. Ferris by Chris Estey If you’re into metal, Slayer are inarguably the kings. As Ferris, a Cleveland Scene and Alternative Press scribe, argues well of the Four Horsemen of 80s heaviness — also including Metallica, ... more info

Guardian Music — All the action from the last seven days of live music, with the R.E.M, Kaiser Chiefs, Lee Scratch Perry, Oomph!, Metallica and others more info

Idolator — The controversy over Metallica's Death Magnetic and its supposedly ear-fatiguing lack of dynamic range is still-simmering , so we decided to ask some industry professionals about the row and, more importantly, the trend in mastering toward making rec... more info

XFM.co.uk — Lars Ulrich has hit back at claims that the CD version of ‘Death Magnetic' is a poor relation to the songs on ‘Guitar Hero' more info

MTV.com˜Death Magnetic' Falls but Still Tops ChartsNew York Times - 6 hours agoBy BEN SISARIO; Compiled by DAVE ITZKOFF Metallica's Death Magnetic (Warner Brothers) is No. 1 on the Billboard album chart for a third week, despite a major slip.... more info

E! OnlineMetallica Makes Mincemeat of Demi LovatoE! Online - 5 hours agoCamp Rock star Demi Lovato might be Disney's latest Anointed One, but there wasn't enough Mouse muscle for her to stop Metallica's continued reign on the pop charts.Album Chart: ... more info

Roadrunner Records — The history of metal would be sorely diminished without Thrash. Metallica, Megadeth, Pantera, Slayer, Anthrax, Suicidal Tendencies, and much deeper into the underground all changed what we view as metal today. Enter Rick Ernst, for years with Headban... more info