Royal Blood - 'Sad But True' for Metallica Blacklist (Official Behind The Scenes)

The making of Royal Blood's cover of Sad But True for The Metallica Blacklist. The Metallica Blacklist is a various artists tribute album featuring covers of every track from Metallica's 1991 self-titled album (commonly known as The Black Album). The collection was assembled in conjunction with the original album's 30th anniversary. Link to Royal Blood's cover of 'sad But True' here: https://smarturl.it/TMB-SBT-RoyalBlood All profits from this song go to Metallica’s All Within My Hands Foundation and Chestnut Tree house. Shot by Joeseth Carter Subscribe to Royal Blood: https://ffm.link/rb-yt-sub Follow Royal Blood: Instagram: https://royalblood.ffm.to/instagram.OYD Facebook: https://royalblood.ffm.to/facebook.OYD X: https://royalblood.ffm.to/x.OYD Website: https://royalblood.ffm.to/website.OYD TikTok: https://royalblood.ffm.to/tiktok.OYD Spotify: https://royalblood.ffm.to/spotify.OYD Apple Music: https://royalblood.ffm.to/applemusic.OYD #RoyalBlood #Metallica #SadButTrue #TheMetallicaBlacklist About Royal Blood: Brighton duo Royal Blood comprising drummer Ben Thatcher and bassist/vocalist Mike Kerr formed at the beginning of 2013. They quickly made their presence known, with pounding drums and heavily distorted bass guitar defining characteristics of their ferocious blues-rock sound. The band gained many plaudits early in their career, touring with the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Iggy Pop and Foo Fighters, before going on to win Best British Group at the Brits in 2015 receiving their trophy from their musical hero and admirer Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page. Their catalogue boasts the Mercury Prize nominated self-titled debut album released in 2014 that spawned hits such as "Out of the Black, "Little Monster:, "Come On Over" and "Figure it Out", as well as their second successive UK number one album "How Did We Get So Dark?" released in 2017 which featured "Lights Out" and "I Only Lie When I Love You". They've released four studio albums: 'Royal Blood' (2014), 'How Did We Get So Dark?' (2017), 'Typhoons' (2021), and 'Back to the Water Below' (2023). Winners of Best British Group at the BRIT Awards 2015.