There's A Heavy Metal Version Of The Rick And Morty Theme Tune

Of course, it now sounds a billion times better!

September 19, 2017

Metal producer Jason Suecof, best known for his work with the likes of Trivium, Carnifex, Death Angel, Job For A Cowboy and a shit-load more, has teamed up with drummer Alex Rudinger (Good Tiger) to cover the Rick And Morty theme tune.

The rendition was aired in the closing credits to Sunday night's episode, Morty’s Mind Blowers, and you can listen to the heavy version below:

Here's the original in comparison:

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