Brotherhood of the Snake by Testament, album cover
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Brotherhood of the Snake

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Brotherhood of the Snake is the twelfth studio album by American thrash metal band Testament, released on 28 October 2016 through Nuclear Blast. It follows Dark Roots of Earth from 2012 and arrives ahead of Titans of Creation in 2020, so it sits in the middle of the band's strongest later stretch.

Two details give it extra interest. Bassist Steve Di Giorgio returns for the first time since First Strike Still Deadly in 2001, bringing his playing back into the line-up on record. Andy Sneap is also back behind the desk, having mixed and engineered every Testament album since The Gathering in 1999 and produced Dark Roots of Earth. The record debuted at number twenty on the Billboard 200, the band's second-highest US placing after that earlier album, which reached number twelve. A good one for thrash fans who like seeing a long-running band still pushing forward.

Brotherhood of the Snake: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 45:26

Tracklist

  1. 1Brotherhood of the SnakeEric Peterson and Chuck Billy4:13
  2. 2The Pale KingEric Peterson and Chuck Billy4:51
  3. 3StrongholdEric Peterson and Chuck Billy4:00
  4. 4Seven SealsEric Peterson and Chuck Billy5:38
  5. 5Born in a RutEric Peterson and Chuck Billy4:57
  6. 6Centuries of SufferingEric Peterson and Chuck Billy3:34
  7. 7Black JackEric Peterson and Chuck Billy4:21
  8. 8Neptune’s SpearPeterson, Skolnick, Billy5:27
  9. 9Canna-BusinessPeterson, Skolnick, Billy3:47
  10. 10The Number GameEric Peterson and Chuck Billy4:38
Produced by
Chuck Billy, Eric Peterson, Eric Peterson and Chuck Billy
Recorded at
Spin Studios (New York City), Trident Studios (Pacheco, California), Deer Creek Studio, Nevada City, California
Recorded
April 2016 – July 2016
Mixed by
Andy Sneap
Mixed at
Backstage Studios
Engineered by
Juan Urteaga
Label
Nuclear Blast
Length
45:26

Line-up

  • Steve di Giorgio · electric bass guitar
  • Gene Hoglan · drums (drum set)
  • Eric Peterson · electric guitar, background vocals
  • Alex Skolnick · electric guitar
  • Chuck Billy · lead vocals

Singles

  • “Brotherhood of the Snake” · 2 September 2016
  • “Stronghold” · 12 October 2016
  • “The Pale King” · 31 October 2016

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 201620
UK Albums Chart · 201643
US Independent Albums · 20161
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20162
US Hard Rock · 20162
US Top Rock Albums · 20162
US Tastemaker · 20163
UK Independent Albums · 201610
German Albums · 201611
Polish Albums · 201611
All 25 charts
Swiss Albums · 201616
Finnish Albums · 201618
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 201622
Austrian Albums · 201623
Hungarian Albums · 201623
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 201624
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 201624
Scottish Albums · 201626
Italian Albums · 201628
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 201629
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 201642
Swedish Albums · 201643
Spanish Albums · 201653
Dutch Albums · 201674
French Albums · 201687

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