AD

Rock News

Scott Ian Reflects on Anthrax’s Underrated John Bush Albums

todaySeptember 15, 2026 2

Background
share close
AD

In a recent interview with Igor Miranda from Rolling Stone Brasil, ANTHRAX guitarist Scott Ian opened up about the band’s four albums featuring singer John Bush. These albums—1993’s Sound Of White Noise, 1995’s Stomp 442, 1998’s Volume 8: The Threat Is Real, and 2003’s We’ve Come For You All—hold a special place in his heart.

Ian expressed his disappointment that many fans are unaware of these records, stating, “It’s sad that most people don’t know those albums.” He emphasized that albums like Stomp and Volume 8 are particularly underrated and deserve more recognition.

If you’re new to the John Bush era, Ian recommends starting with We’ve Come For You All, which he cites as his personal favorite. He believes these albums offer a wealth of material for ANTHRAX fans to explore.

With a legacy spanning over four decades, ANTHRAX has seen various vocalists come and go, but the contributions of Bush remain significant. As Ian puts it, “If you’re an ANTHRAX fan, then you have more material to listen to.” So, crank up your streaming service and dive into these hidden gems!


Source: blabbermouth.net

Read the original article here.

Written by: iRockNashville News

Rate it

Post comments (0)

Leave a reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Tick the switch to enable the submit button.

our story

iRockNashville.com is out-of-the-box radio custom-built for Nashville. 
We are an independent internet radio station created to spotlight the music that often falls outside the usual Nashville industry boxes. Our station blends familiar rock favorites, alternative classics, current tracks, independent artists, local bands, and unexpected songs that deserve to be heard. You may hear classic rock, modern rock, alternative, indie, folk-rock, Southern rock, pop-rock, punk, metal, acoustic-driven songs, local Nashville artists, and emerging independent acts. And every hour, we play an “out-of-the-box mystery song” that could be rock, could be metal, could be classic, could be pop, could be a deep-cut, could be a remix, could be a mashup, or could be a song you never heard or one you loved but forgot about. This is radio for listeners who still love discovery.

contact us

newsletter

iRockNashville.com

Out of the Box Radio

iRock Nashville
LIVE • iRockNashville.com Tap play to listen Out of the Box Radio