Dave Grohl has finally unleashed his metal EP as Dream Widow.
The self-titled eight-track collection, which is available now via digital outlets, finds the Foo Fighters frontman channeling his inner '80s thrasher while performing every instrument and handling lead vocals.
Dream Widow, which takes its name from the fictional band that haunts the Foos in their new Studio 666 horror movie, begins with the lyrics "Take the f***in' dagger/Draw the pentagram" off the 90-second opening track, "Encino."
However, Grohl is certainly taking Dream Widow seriously — the collection ends with two songs, "Becoming" and "Lacrimus dei Ebrius," that push over seven and 10 minutes, respectively.
In between head-banging to Dream Widow, you can watch Studio 666 now on-demand. The film stars the six Foo members as fictional versions of themselves as they try to record an album in a spooky mansion haunted by supernatural forces.
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