I can't remember the last Anthrax love song. "Safe Home" I wrote for Pearl [Aday] and "For All Kings" is very much the silver lining kind of song on the record.

The Most Played Song Live Off Every Anthrax Album The songs Anthrax play more than anything else on each of their 11 studio albums. All data updated on Dec. 19, 2023 (via setlist.fm).

By now, all of the metal community is aware of the drama in the Anthrax camp. After the exit of vocalist John Bush in 2004, the band reunited with former frontman Joey Belladonna. Although the touring ...

1980s metal band Anthrax will drop on Friday their 11th studio album titled For All Kings, according to Loudwire. Calling it their "most metal album we've ever made," the 11-track LP is available ...

I think all the songs will be good enough to come out in some way, shape or form.” Anthrax also spoke about recording their next album at Studio 606, the studio of Foo Fighters and former ...

Noisecreep has compiled a list of 10 essential songs from the Joey Belladonna era (1985-1992) of Anthrax with a John Bush one coming in a few days. We know metalheads are an opinionated lot, so let us ...

Anthrax began working on the new album, their first with new lead guitarist Jon Donais, of Shadows Fall, in the fall of last year. For the project, they recorded around 20 songs, much more than usual.

For the last couple months, we’ve heard from the Anthrax camp that their follow up to 2016’s For All Kings was progressing nicely. Terms like “in due time” and “by Christmas [or] New Year’s” have been ...

A/V ANTHRAX Unleash New Song "Evil Twin" And It CRUSHES! After much wait, Anthrax is giving us a taste of what their new album will sound like, out early 2016.

Before you get any further into this article, understand this: John Bush is not planning on performing any of the songs he recorded for Anthrax between 1992 and 2005 any time soon. So get that right ...

Anthrax's new album will be the follow up to their 2016 record For All Kings and their second with Shadows Fall guitarist Jonathan Donais. "Everybody has their own collection of stuff.