Testament are proud to announce an explosive celebration of the band’s enduring legacy and their influential presence in the thrash metal scene. The remastered versions of their seminal albums The Legacy and The New Order are available both digitally and now on vinyl via Nuclear Blast Records.
Eric Peterson comments, “The time has come for these limited edition Legacy and New Order re-releases to finally hit the streets. They sound better than ever and with a nice slicey tight wallop. Plus album-sized booklets with personal photos and notes never before seen from these eras! Also slightly different covers and different band pics from those photo shoots! What are you waiting for?🤘🏼”
The Legacy and The New Order were remastered by Justin Shturtz at Sterling Sound. Each album is available digitally and on 180G vinyl. The Legacy on red and white swirl with black splatter and The New Order on blue and purple swirl with black splatter, both limited to 1500 units worldwide. These special, limited-edition remastered LPs include alternate cover artwork, gatefold packaging with new liner notes, and an oversized booklet with never-before-seen images.
Order The Legacy here and, The New Order, here.
This Fall, the Klash of the Titans makes its triumphant return to North America. Fans will enjoy an epic night of metal with thrash royalty Testament and Kreator co-headlining the run. The 33-date tour will begin on September 12th in Reno making its way across the US and will include seven Canadian dates before concluding in San Francisco on October 27th. Joining the night are special guests Bay Area death metal pioneers and labelmates Possessed.
Don’t miss your chance to witness this epic line-up, click here for the tour itinerary and further details.
Testament online: testamentlegions.com, facebook.com/testamentlegions, twitter.com/testament, instagram.com/testamentofficial and youtube.com/testamentofficial.
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Come on, Eric Peterson, bring this tour to San Diego!
I’ll be seeing them here in Portland, Roseland Theater.
Such an underrated band. I am not a HUGE fan, but I feel like on each album there are a few amazing songs…and their last album is really good also. Chuck Billy has an AWSOME voice.
My favorite songs are:
“More Than Meets the Eye”
“Low”
“WWIII”
“Demonic Refusal”
“Practice What You Preach”
“Curse of Osiris”
All the Aerosmith covers that have done
I fell in love with them in HS with “The Ballad” – and that is one song they NEVER play live anymore, and I am not sure why that is.