Anthrax

Anthrax is a pioneering American heavy metal band, recognized as a leader of the thrash metal scene and a member of the ‘Big Four’. After achieving mainstream success with their seminal album ‘Among the Living’ in March 1987, pioneering American heavy metal band Anthrax solidified its position as a leader of the thrash metal scene and a member of the ‘Big Four’. Their debut album, ‘Fistful of Metal,’ was released in January 1984, followed by the critically acclaimed and influential ‘Spreading the Disease’ in October 1985. The band’s consistent output continued with ‘State of Euphoria’ in 1988 and ‘Persistence of Time’ in 1990, the latter earning Anthrax their first Grammy Award nomination.

The band celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2021, a testament to their longevity and influence in the music industry. Anthrax continues to record and tour globally, with their highly anticipated twelfth studio album currently expected for release in 2026, signaling the band’s ongoing commitment to delivering new music to their dedicated fanbase.