A1: Anthem () A2: T.N.T. () A3: Smokin' () A4: Keep On Runnin' () B1: Big Eyes () B2: Jailbreak () B3: Black Math () B4: Carry On Wayward Son ()
Description:
Pink colored vinyl LP pressing. Anthems is the sixth EP by Anthrax, originally released in 2013.
Track listing changed from original issue with 2 additional cover songs replacing 'Crawl & Crawl remix'.
"Anthems" on Vinyl Maxi is a powerful tribute EP by the legendary thrash metal band Anthrax, celebrating some of the most iconic rock and metal songs that shaped the genre. Pressed on high-quality vinyl, this Maxi single delivers a rich, dynamic sound that highlights Anthrax's tight riffing, razor-sharp rhythms and unmistakable energy. Each cover track is interpreted with respect for the original while clearly bearing the band's own sonic signature, making this release both a homage and a fresh listening experience for fans of classic metal and hard rock. The Vinyl Maxi format, with its extended running time and generous groove spacing, ensures excellent audio quality and collectability, ideal for audiophiles and vinyl enthusiasts who want a focused, high-impact selection rather than a full album. Megaforce, the original label behind many pioneering metal releases, has long been associated with discovering and nurturing groundbreaking heavy bands. Known for its early support of influential thrash and metal acts, Megaforce has built a reputation for authenticity, artistic freedom and a deep connection to the metal underground. Its name on the label underscores the release's roots in the classic era of heavy music while offering a product crafted with attention to detail and genre expertise. Anthrax, part of the "Big Four" of thrash metal, have been shaping the metal landscape since the 1980s with their blend of speed, aggression and memorable hooks. Over the decades they have released acclaimed albums, toured worldwide and influenced countless bands, earning multiple award nominations and a loyal global fanbase. "Anthems" captures the band at a moment of confident maturity, paying respect to the songs that inspired them while reaffirming why Anthrax remain one of the most important names in metal history.