What is the best Anthrax album of all time?

From New York thrash fury to genre-crossing experiments and hard-earned reunion albums, the range here surprises even longtime fans. Which era is your favorite?

Among the Living

Anthrax's 1987 thrash peak, inspired by Stephen King and The Dark Tower.

1/9

Spreading the Disease

Anthrax's 1985 breakthrough album with Joey Belladonna on vocals.

2/9

Persistence of Time

Anthrax's 1990 darker and heavier approach earning critical acclaim.

3/9

Sound of White Noise

Anthrax's 1993 album with new vocalist John Bush marking a groove metal shift.

4/9

Worship Music

Anthrax's 2011 reunion album reuniting with Joey Belladonna to widespread praise.

5/9

State of Euphoria

Anthrax's 1988 album blending thrash with hip-hop-influenced experimentation.

6/9

Fistful of Metal

Anthrax's 1984 raw debut album with original vocalist Neil Turbin.

7/9

For All Kings

Anthrax's 2016 album showcasing their continued relevance in modern metal.

8/9

We've Come for You All

Anthrax's 2003 album with John Bush delivering groove-laden thrash metal.

9/9