Phoebe Bridgers covers “Nothing Else Matters” by Metallica

It’s not fall yet, but Phoebe Bridgers is bringing the haunted vibes to her new cover of Metallica’s “Nothing Else Matters”.

The performance opens with a piano twinkle as Bridgers brings his dense vocal signature to the track. His version of “Nothing Else Matters” is extinct The Metallica Blacklist, an upcoming tribute album to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the band’s eponymous 1991 LP (known as The black album).

The massive tribute compilation features 53 different Metallica covers to benefit 52 charities. Bridgers is just one of many artists covering “Nothing Else Matters”: Miley Cyrus, Darius Rucker, My Morning Jacket, Chris Stapleton and others have also contributed their own renditions of the song. Other tracks include St. Vincent’s version of “Sad But True”, Mac DeMarco’s “Enter Sandman” and more.

Associated with the tribute cover album is a luxury reissue of The black album itself, which contains 14 CDs, six vinyls and six CDs. Both components arrive on September 10.

“I think Metallica is a pop group,” Bridgers told Lars Ulrich last year, in Rolling stone‘s Musicians on Musicians issue. “A lot of metal is just metal to be metal – but Metallica writes real songs.”