Metallica not 'lost' recordings for issuing project

Metallica in San Francisco for their new album with his ten-year-old presidio session will not revert, according to The Pulse Of Radio,

Band drummer Lars Ulrich Group states that those on their 2008 album "lost" recordings have no use, "Death Magnetic", nor that their new material this spring will act to Want to review.

According to The Pulse Of Radio Ulrich told, "There's certainly no plans right now. The Presidio was a real awkward time as we were kind of getting our feet wet again and when we were doing the whole 'Death Magnetic' stuff, we didn't go back and wade through hours and hours of Presidio stuff to try and see what could be resurrected."

Presidio frontman James Hetfield session after leaving for an extended period had entered rehab. After the band regrouped, and started the latest album "St anger" was recorded.

According to the RollingStone.com Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett told that The band hit the studio in May, a mysterious new "recording project" is an album that absolutely can not start working on.

Hammett elaborated, "We want to record it in two weeks. We had planned on doing it in March, but we pushed it back to May. I don't want to give too much away, but it's not really 100 percent a Metallica record. It's a recording project, let's put it that way. Without getting too deep into it, it's more a recording project than a bona fide Metallica album. Whether or not we can pull it off in just two weeks remains to be seen."

One question, however, how a new record will come out, since Ulrich told The Pulse Of Radio that Metallica's contract with Warner Music Group is now done.

He said, "I do believe that we are without a record contract for the next record, so we'll come around to that one," he said. "I certainly at this point cannot say anything about what's gonna happen with the next record. It's not a conversation we've had, or at least not any conversation I've been part of in the last couple of years, and it's kind of cool to have nothing but options. So we'll see how it plays out."