EMGtv recently showcased guitarist Gary Holt, known for his work with Exodus and Slayer, in its series “Five Minutes With,” where he shares insights about his experiences with riffs, tours, albums, and gear. The feature includes an extended segment offering a deeper look into Holt's musical journey.
Exodus has revealed details about their twelfth studio album, titled Goliath, set for release on March 20 via Napalm Records. The band debuted the lead single, “3111,” a track inspired by narco killings, which combines dissonant tones with intense thrash metal energy.
Goliath represents a collaborative effort with contributions from multiple band members and guest artists such as Peter Tägtgren and violinist Katie Jacoby. The album also marks the return of vocalist Rob Dukes, whose performance has been praised by the band.
Produced by Exodus and mixed by Mark Lewis, the album continues their legacy of aggressive thrash metal, featuring ten tracks characterized by dynamic compositions. Various limited edition formats are planned for the physical release, including colored vinyl and box sets.
Exodus will support the album with extensive tours across Canada, Europe, the UK, and North America, sharing stages with bands like Megadeth, Anthrax, Kreator, Carcass, and Sepultura. The lineup for the band includes Tom Hunting on drums, Gary Holt and Lee Altus on guitars, Jack Gibson on bass and backing vocals, and Rob Dukes as lead vocalist.