ANTHRAX
ANTHRAX discography with album pages, track lists, Spotify players, music videos and English liner notes on METAL BOOST.
English Discography Overview
This English discography hub highlights ANTHRAX albums such as Cursum Perficio, For All Kings, Worship Music. The album notes emphasize these records' riffs, vocals, production character, songwriting flow and listening context: Cursum Perficio is an album to place in ANTHRAX’s 2026 discography through spring-loaded rhythms, sharp thrash riffs and a New York street-metal edge. For All Kings keeps Anthrax’s agile thrash attack while giving equal space to heavy groove, chorus lift and modern weight. Worship Music brings together Anthrax’s cutting thrash riffs, bouncing groove and commanding choruses to balance tradition with a modern punch.
Albums
Cursum Perficio is an album to place in ANTHRAX’s 2026 discography through spring-loaded rhythms, sharp thrash riffs and a New York street-metal edge.
For All Kings keeps Anthrax’s agile thrash attack while giving equal space to heavy groove, chorus lift and modern weight.
Worship Music brings together Anthrax’s cutting thrash riffs, bouncing groove and commanding choruses to balance tradition with a modern punch.
The Greater of Two Evils is an album to place in ANTHRAX’s 2004 discography through spring-loaded rhythms, sharp thrash riffs and a New York street-metal edge.
We've Come for You All connects Anthrax’s sharp riffs and springing rhythm to John Bush’s forceful vocals inside a modern, hard-edged production.
Volume 8: The Threat Is Real keeps Anthrax’s thrash sharpness at the core while bringing in thick groove, hard-rock hooks and contemporary weight.
Stomp 442 keeps Anthrax’s thrash energy but shifts the emphasis toward lower-slung riffs and heavier groove.
Sound of White Noise finds ANTHRAX in a phase that marks a transition for Anthrax, bringing heavier groove and darker vocal character into a thrash-built frame.
Attack of the Killer B's is an album to place in ANTHRAX’s 1991 discography through spring-loaded rhythms, sharp thrash riffs and a New York street-metal edge.
Persistence of Time finds ANTHRAX in a phase that uses angular riffs and urgent rhythm to examine thrash-metal aggression from several sides.
State of Euphoria brings Anthrax’s fast riffs, bouncing rhythm and Joey Belladonna’s clear voice together in a record where weight and fun coexist.
Among the Living locks sharp riffs, rolling rhythm and Joey Belladonna’s clear high voice into a single, highly physical sound.
Spreading the Disease keeps thrash-riff aggression but puts Joey Belladonna’s high, clear voice and larger melody in front.
Fistful of Metal is Anthrax’s raw debut, linking the steel of the NWOBHM with hardcore-bred speed.