TESTAMENT

Para Bellum finds TESTAMENT shaping Bay Area thrash sharpness and the weight of modern heaviness into a 2025 album with a clear sense of identity.

Testament’s thirteenth album retains thrash metal’s cutting edge while adding the weight and ease of a long career.

Brotherhood of the Snake sharpens Testament’s Bay Area thrash force through modern density and precise execution.

Dark Roots of Earth joins Testament’s sharp thrash riffs, heavy groove and aggressive vocals into thrash metal with modern thickness.

The Formation of Damnation reunites Testament around high-tension riffs, precise rhythm and Chuck Billy’s powerful voice.

First Strike Still Deadly is an album to place in TESTAMENT’s 2001 discography through weighty thrash riffs, hard-edged vocals and tight technical playing.

The Gathering pushes Testament into a particularly aggressive space, layering sharp thrash riffs with a low, heavy sound.

Demonic keeps some of Testament’s thrash bite but brings lower, slower and heavier pressure to the foreground.

Low finds TESTAMENT in a phase that keeps Testament's thrash precision while moving into lower tuning and heavier groove.

The Ritual tightens Testament’s earlier thrash attack and puts thick riffs and heavy groove at the front.

Souls of Black finds TESTAMENT in a phase that uses angular riffs and urgent rhythm to examine thrash-metal aggression from several sides.

Practice What You Preach keeps Testament’s thrash-metal attack while making its hooks and vocal lines more immediate.

The New Order connects Testament’s cutting riffs, Chuck Billy’s forceful voice and Alex Skolnick’s fluent lead guitar.

The Legacy is rooted in Bay Area thrash speed and attack, but it also carries detailed guitar interplay and memorable melodic shape.