Denver-based metal duo Thrillrot has officially unleashed “Anthem,” the lead single from their highly anticipated self-titled debut album. The track serves as a blistering introduction to the band’s unrelenting and aggressive sound. Known for blending thunderous percussion with searing guitar work and visceral vocals, Noah Khorey and Mason Kolodziej have crafted a record that functions as a raw meditation on existential collapse and generational trauma. The forthcoming twelve-track LP, produced by the band alongside Andy Nelson and Ben Kaplan, draws deep lyrical inspiration from Peter Wessel Zapffe’s dark essay ‘The Last Messiah’, channeling themes of memory and torment into a cohesive sonic assault.
Since their signing to the California-based Lost Future Records earlier this year, Thrillrot has built a reputation for delivering hard-hitting aggression that is felt as much as it is heard. The self-titled full-length is now available on Limited Edition LP and digital platforms, showcasing the duo’s ability to blend thunderous percussion with searing guitar work and seething vocals. From the opening intensity of “The Dissolution of Life” to the finality of “Doom,” the record offers a visceral experience for those who appreciate metal that provides no easy answers and zero resolution. Following their high-energy performances at venues like D3 Arts, the band continues to prove that they are one of the most vital new voices in the underground, bringing a sharp, reflective edge to modern heavy music.