Kill Em All

Fast, aggressive, and unapologetically raw—Metallica’s Kill ‘Em All is the record that launched thrash metal into the mainstream. Released in 1983, this relentless debut introduced the world to James Hetfield’s snarling vocals, Lars Ulrich’s breakneck drumming, Cliff Burton’s furious bass work, and Kirk Hammett’s blistering solos, setting the standard for the genre for decades to come.

From the machine-gun riffing of Hit the Lights to the all-out assault of Whiplash and the bass-driven masterpiece (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth, Kill ‘Em All is pure speed, fury, and precision. This album is thrash metal in its most primal, unfiltered form, packed with palm-muted downpicking, galloping rhythms, and anthems built for the mosh pit.

Now available on high-quality vinyl, Kill ‘Em All delivers every riff, every scream, and every double-kick blast with the raw analog energy that made this album an instant classic.

Track Listing:

1. Hit the Lights – 4:17
2. The Four Horsemen – 7:13
3. Motorbreath – 3:07
4. Jump in the Fire – 4:41
5. (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth – 3:27
6. Whiplash – 4:06
7. Phantom Lord – 5:02
8. No Remorse – 6:26
9. Seek & Destroy – 6:55
10. Metal Militia – 5:11

This isn’t just an album—it’s a war cry, a full-throttle introduction to a band that would go on to define heavy metal. If you’re looking for the record that started it all, the one that changed metal forever, Kill ‘Em All belongs on your turntable.