U.K. thrash metal band Acid Reign has announced its upcoming album, 'Daze Of The Week,' set for release on May 15. This marks the group's first full-length record since 'The Age Of Entitlement' in 2019. Formed in 1985, Acid Reign continues to build on its legacy in the British thrash scene.
Acid Reign, a pioneering force in the British thrash metal movement, revealed plans for its new album 'Daze Of The Week' during a recent announcement. The record is scheduled to arrive on May 15, following a five-year gap since the band's previous effort, 'The Age Of Entitlement,' which ended a nearly three-decade drought in full-length releases.
Established in 1985, Acid Reign emerged alongside contemporaries like Onslaught, Sabbat, and Xentrix, helping shape the U.K.'s thrash metal landscape. The band scaled back operations after 1991 but staged a comeback in recent years, revitalizing its presence with vigorous touring across the U.K. and Europe. These performances highlight the group's signature style: high-energy shows that captivate audiences, often featuring staples from their early discography.
The 2019 album 'The Age Of Entitlement' boasted artwork by acclaimed illustrator Mark Wilkinson, known for collaborations with prominent metal artists. Through consistent live engagements and this forthcoming release, Acid Reign sustains its loyal following, demonstrating enduring appeal in the genre.
This development underscores the band's renewed momentum, bridging its foundational roots with contemporary output in thrash metal.
