The post Metallica Release “Lux Æterna,” First New Song in Six Years: Review and Lyrics appeared first on Consequence. Metallica have returned with their first new song in more than six years ...

This review of “Lux Aeterna” was first published on May 20, 2019, after its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. Cinematic provocateurs have flourished at the Cannes Film Festival for years ...

Cinematic oddity “Lux Aeterna” (2019) started life as a two or three-minute plug for fashion brand YSL from Argentina-born French filmmaker Gaspar Noe. It evolved into a 51-minute long film ...

Cinema's bad boy is back with "Lux Æterna," which at just 51 minutes seems like a sketch more than it does than a fully-fleshed out statement. It takes moviegoers behind the scenes of a ...

This brings us to Gaspar Noé’s 2019 oddity “Lux Æterna,” which is not a film in the conventional sense but a work-for-hire gone awry — although in Noé’s case, “awry” is the best ...

Loaded with intertitles citing Noé’s filmmaking heroes, “Lux Æterna” functions as a savvy indictment of the commercial industry and a wry comedy about filmmaking’s collaborative nature.

Metallica performed their new song “Lux Æterna” live for the first time Friday night at the band’s annual benefit concert in support of their All Within My Hands Foundation. “We thought ...

"Lauridsen composed the requiem 'Lux Aeterna' in 1997, the year his mother died," a blog post from the San Francisco Choral Society explains. "The consolation for grief offered by [the piece] is ...

Last month, Metallica surprised the entire world (including us) with the announcement of their new album 72 Seasons, and the unveiling of lead single Lux Æterna. Somehow, the metal legends ...

Seven years after releasing their last studio album, Metallica are raging back with a gut-punching new song, “Lux Æterna,” which is Latin for “eternal light” and part of the Catholic ...