Stomp 442 is Anthrax's seventh studio album, released on 24 October 1995 through Elektra. It followed Sound of White Noise and leans into a heavier, groove-driven side of the band's metal sound. The band produced it themselves alongside the Philadelphia-based Butcher Brothers, and it spawned the singles "Fueled" and "Nothing". It entered the Billboard 200 at No. 47.

It marks a turning point in the Anthrax story. This is the first record without lead guitarist Dan Spitz, with Paul Crook handling lead guitar duties despite not being credited as a band member. It is also their final album for Elektra, whom the band left after feeling the label had not done enough to promote it. For fans tracing the group's mid-90s years, it is the record that closes one chapter.

Stomp 442: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 50:55

Tracklist

  1. 1Random Acts of Senseless ViolenceBenante, Bush, Ian4:03
  2. 2FueledBenante, Bush, Ian4:02
  3. 3King SizeBenante, Bush, Ian4:00
  4. 4Riding ShotgunBenante, Bush, Ian4:27
  5. 5Perpetual MotionBenante, Bush, Ian4:21
  6. 6In a ZoneBenante, Bush, Ian5:08
  7. 7NothingBenante, Bush, Ian4:34
  8. 8American PompeiiBenante, Bush, Ian5:31
  9. 9Drop the BallBenante, Bush, Ian4:59
  10. 10TesterBenante, Bush, Ian4:22
  11. 11BareBenante, Bush, Ian5:30
Produced by
Anthrax, The Butcher Bros.
Recorded at
Studio 4 Recording, Studio 4, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
Recorded
1995
Mixed by
Anthrax, The Butcher Bros.
Mixed at
Studio 4 Recording
Engineered by
The Butcher Bros., Ian Cross, Dirk Grobelny
Mastered by
Bob Ludwig
Artwork
Storm Thorgerson, Rupert Truman, Mark Fraser
Photography
Kristin Callahan
Label
Elektra
Length
50:55

Line-up

  • Frank Bello · bass, vocals · guest
  • Charlie Benante · drums (drum set), guitar, ebow, percussion, acoustic guitar · guest
  • Scott Ian · guitar, vocals, acoustic guitar · guest
  • John Bush · vocals · guest
  • Paul Crook · guitar · guest
  • Dimebag Darrell · guitar · guest

Singles

  • “Fueled” · 1995
  • “Nothing” · 1996

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 199547
UK Albums Chart · 199577
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 199510
Finnish Albums · 199536
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 199544
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 199549
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 199581

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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1995XEElektra075596185622other
24 October 1995USElektra075596185622original
24 October 1995JPElektra4943674052127original
10 June 1998JPVictor4988002366484other
21 August 2001USBeyond Music639857821027other
24 November 2003XENuclear Blast727361120528other
24 November 2003XWNuclear Blast0727361120566other
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