Sound Of White Noise [Transparent Violet White Black Splatter Vinyl]

Sound Of White Noise [Transparent Violet White Black Splatter Vinyl]

by Anthrax
Sound Of White Noise [Transparent Violet White Black Splatter Vinyl]

Sound Of White Noise [Transparent Violet White Black Splatter Vinyl]

by Anthrax

Vinyl LP(Long Playing Record - Colored Vinyl)

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Overview

Anthrax replaced longstanding vocalist Joey Belladonna with John Bush (of Armored Saint) and released the surprisingly melodic and predictably pummeling Sound of White Noise. Producer Dave Jerden, who had worked with Bush on the last Armored Saint disc as well as releases for Alice in Chains and Jane's Addiction, helped Anthrax channel its energy into the shape of the post-Seattle metal sound. This ostracized some fans and attracted others, but the change is incidental; the music is relentless, like a brigade of tanks, and chances are you'll be too busy running for your life to worry who's at the wheel. Sound of White Noise cudgels the listener like nothing since Among the Living; Charlie Benante's drums are everywhere they want to be, a hailstorm of thundering blows backed up by Frank Bello's basslines. The guitars of Dan Spitz and Scott Ian forsake their usual showmanship for a sludgier attack that's downright brutal, although some will miss the solos that were often the highlights of their earlier work. And many enjoy the vocals of Bush; he has a lower-register voice than Belladonna, and the result is menacing, premeditated, and sinister. When he sings on "Hy Pro Glo" that "I'll beat you into overload," you know he and the band will carry it through. There are so many good songs on Sound of White Noise that no two fans seem to agree on their favorites. "Only" is the obvious choice, "Invisible" and "Room for One More" are hard to argue with, "Hy Pro Glo" and "1000 Points of Hate" are too hot to contain, and even the cooled-down "Black Lodge" has its admirers. The infusion of melody into their metal gives the material a lot more personality than their last effort, Persistence of Time, though the lyrics are just as dark. True, Sound of White Noise isn't a peerless, groundbreaking album like Among the Living or I'm the Man, but it does return them to the esteemed state of metal masters (alongside Metallica and Megadeth) that is their birthright. ~ Dave Connolly

Product Details

Release Date: 05/31/2024
Label: Wea Int'l
UPC: 0727361120672

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Anthrax   Primary Artist
Angelo Badalamenti   Guest Artist
Terminator X   Guest Artist
Dan Spitz   Guitar
John Bush   Vocals
Vincent Bell   Guitar
Charlie Benante   Drums
Frank Bello   Bass,Vocals,6-String Bass
Scott Ian   6-String Bass,Guitar (Rhythm)

Technical Credits

Annette Cisneros   Assistant Engineer
Anthrax   Arranger,Producer
Morrissey   Composer
Tom Petersson   Composer
Robin Lynch   Art Direction
Dan Spitz   Composer
Dave Jerden   Mixing,Producer
Mark Fox   Artwork
The Smiths   Composer
Brian Downey   Composer
Bryan Carlstrom   Engineer
John Bush   Composer
Mike Baumgartner   Assistant Engineer
Jennifer Monnar   Assistant Engineer
Paul Elledge   Artwork,Photo Concept
Reiner Design Consultants   Design
Angelo Badalamenti   Composer
The Black Dog   Artwork
Cheap Trick   Composer
Ed Korengo   Assistant Engineer
Charlie Benante   Composer
Frank Bello   Composer
Johnny Marr   Composer
Johnny Bush   Composer
Phil Lynott   Composer
Scott Ralston   Assistant Engineer
Rick Nielsen   Composer
Scott Ian   Composer
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