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METALLICA To Hold By-Satellite Press Conference

January 20, 2004

The four members of METALLICA will be beamed into Park City, Utah Thursday night (January 22) for a by-satellite press conference from their tour in Australia to coincide with the Sundance Film Festival premiere of their much-anticipated documentary "Metallica: Some Kind of Monster", according to Newsday.

As previously reported, "Metallica: Some Kind of Monster" is being described as an unusual look at the heavy metal band undergoing group therapy to help its members through addiction, fatherhood and "near-total disintegration" while recording their first original studio album in six years. A March theatrical release is expected.

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