The band's 1990 release "Persistence of Time" marked a shift towards more complex song structures and a darker lyrical tone, moving away from their earlier, more lighthearted material. It stands as a pivotal, albeit transitional, album in their discography.
- "Persistence of Time" was produced by Anthrax and Mark Dodson, and recorded at The Power Station and systems Two studios in New York.
- The album featured the singles "In My World" and "Belly of the Beast," with a music video produced for the former.
- While not reaching the commercial heights of their previous album "State of Euphoria," "Persistence of Time" was critically acclaimed for its musical maturity and technical proficiency within the thrash metal scene.
Hailing from the New York metropolitan area, Anthrax is one of the founding bands of American thrash metal, known for their energetic performances and a unique blend of heavy riffs and often humorous or socially conscious lyrics. By 1990, Anthrax had established themselves as a leading force in thrash, navigating the genre's peak popularity while incorporating new sounds.
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For All Kings2016
Spreading the Disease1986
Attack of the Killer B's1991
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Spreading the Disease1985
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Volume 8: The Threat Is Real2004
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Kings Among Scotland2018
Fight 'Em 'Til You Can't2011
