Still banging after over 40 years in the trenches, Anthrax stand as a savage beast, a part of the vaunted Big Four, along with Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer. Under the stewardship of founder Scott Ian and longtime members Charlie Benante and Frank Bello, they’ve torn through the industry’s chaos, surviving five different labels and a raft of lineup changes, including four different vocalists. Notorious for neck-snapping anthems like Caught In A Mosh and their pioneering rap metal collaboration, Bring The Noise, Anthrax remain one of our genre’s most important voices. Here are their studio albums ranked from worst-to-best.
