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Like Elvis Presley’s “I Believe.” “It is such a beautiful song, and it’s almost scary to hear an only 21-year-old Presley sing it with such deep tone and heartfelt voice,” Poulsen tells Apple Music. Frontman Michael Poulsen also curated a playlist of his favorite and most influential heavy songs, allowing for his own interpretation of what fits that description.
For veteran Danish metal band Volbeat, contributing a faithful cover of “Don’t Tread on Me” to the Metallica Blacklist project-a genre-spanning collection of Black Album covers in honor of the landmark album’s 30th anniversary-was only the start of their tribute.
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