“Oh no, not another Thrash-revival band that missed the height of that trend in the
mid-2000s and now tries to sell their half-assedly chugged riffs and corny lyrics about exuberant
pizza and beer consumption.” If that is your reaction to a lot of new releases in that genre, we’re on
the same page! The Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg produced in 2010 a quartet willing to change all
the things that made Thrash Metal irrelevant in the recent past, albeit standing in for the greatness
of circle pits, virtuous musicianship and skull cracking groove: they go by the name of Fusion Bomb.
Knighted by Dave Mustaine himself as direct support for the American Metal Gods
Megadeth, the furious four-piece’s hunger for live shows expanded their stage and touring
experience in the wake of bands like Tankard, Trivium, Krisiun or Blind Illusion. During their joint
2019 European tour, the latter technical Thrash Metal pioneers became a major musical influence to
the band and thus paved the way for the upcoming release titled “Gelid Remains”.
Starting out as classic Thrashers, Fusion Bomb put out a proper ’86-like debut with their
highly acclaimed “Concrete Jungle” in 2019. Constantly concerned with the evolution of their
favorite genre, the band’s upcoming 2023 full-length is going to tie in with the more
boundary-pushing and experimental features of 90s Thrash, that was never given the chance to fully
develop due to the rapid surge of Grunge in that time. Thus finally paying true justice to their own
band name, Fusion Bomb mix relentless Thrash riffing with influences reaching from 70s Disco
music and Jazz-Fusion to Death Metal. So be prepared for the truly new face of Thrash Metal.