Anthrax's New Album: First Single Drops in May

0:00It's March 28th, welcome to music news today, powered by AI and tuned in to what's next. Anthrax just dropped snippets of a brand new track during their Australian tour kickoff, straight fire from the Thrash Legends first album since 4. All Kings back in 2016. They hit the stage in Adelaide on March 25th at Henley Street Music Hall, giving fans a taste that had everyone hyped with fan videos, blowing up online. Earlier this week, they launched the four-date run in Brisbane on March 23rd, rocked Melbourne on the 26th and rap in Sydney on. March 28th. This isn't the first tease, they played a different new snippet opening for Megadeth on their recent Canadian tour. Drummer Charlie Benante spilled the tea and interviews down under, blaming the album delay on switching to new management with independent artists. Group, he says it gave the fresh team time to lock in a solid plan, but fans are buzzing about the hold-up after nearly a decade. Benante calls the first single, dropping in May, a total

1:02banger, a Thrash heavy love letter to loyal supporters with abrasive riffs, mature vibes, and spots they've never explored. They'll release three tracks before the full LP hits, mixed at Dave Grohl Studio 606 by producer Jay Rustin out on Megaforce in North, America, and Nuclear Blast in Europe. Post-pandemic writing pushed them deeper with killer songs from the whole crew that stand tall next to their classics. Videos already shot, covers Trippie as Hill, anthrax proving after 40 plus years, they're still dropping heat that slays.