In a new interview with Midwest Beatdown, ANTHRAX guitarist Scott Ian praised the production quality on some of the band’s recently albums, including 2011’s “Worship Music” and 2016’s “For All Kings”. “It’s nice to have really kind of found our groove when it comes to that,” he said (as transcribed…
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