Netflix teen comedy film, Metals Lords explores a bunch of high schools students struggling every day to make their stand at their school’s Battle of the Bands competition. D. B. Weiss wrote the film and celebrates the popularity of Heavy Metal. Two high school students start a metal band. But every great thing comes at a cost. They didn’t find any bassists in their school. In order to adjust, they invite a girl to join the band who plays the cello. To win the battle of music, they need to work hard together and practice day and night.

You might think the best part of the film is the plot or the acting. However, D. B. Weiss’s passion for metal music is the highlight in this teen film. This resulted in some of the metal classics like Metallica’s “For Whom The Bell Tolls” Iron Maiden’s “The Trooper”, Avenged Sevenfold, and Zeal & Ardor to be featured in the film.

If you were wondering all the songs you heard in the Metal Lords soundtrack, here’s the list.

Soundtracks used in Metal Lords

• “Metal Gods” – This song is used for Kevin’s narration

• “St. James Infirmary”- The song used for the marching band

• “Shape of You,” Ed Sheeran- This song played at the house party and wedding.

• “We Dem Boyz,” Wiz Khalifa- They played this song when Hunter is slammed by bullies.

• “The Trooper,” Iron Maiden- This song played when Kevin and Hunter went to Guitar Center together, to chase their dreams.

• “Cello Suite No. 1,” Johann Sebastian Bach- They use this song when Kevin and Hunter discover Emily and her talent by playing the cello.

• “Hail to the King,” Avenged Sevenfold- This song comes on during a Dungeons & Dragons game at Hunter’s house.

• “Painkiller,” Judas Priest- Tis song came on when Hunter and Kevin are running away from bullies.

• “For Whom The Bell Tolls,” Metallica- They played this song when Hunter gives him a course in metal music.

• “War Pigs,” Black Sabbath- This song is played by Emily and Kevin in the practice room.

• “Dee,” Ozzy Osbourne- This songs played when Kevin meets Emily in the Temple Solel parking lot.

• “Trust No One,” Zeal & Ardor- This song played when the sequence of Hunter’s corpse painting scene appears in the film.

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