With Goliath, EXODUS return in full kill mode, delivering one of the most ferocious and dynamic records of their four-decade reign. Marking their Napalm Records debut and powered by the triumphant return of Rob Dukes, the band sound hungrier, heavier and more unhinged than ever.

From the opening blast of “3111” to the colossal title track and the manic closer “The Dirtiest Of The Dozen,” Goliath is a masterclass in modern thrash brutality — razor-wire riffs, pit-level grooves and towering hooks collide with unexpected depth. Guest appearances from Peter Tägtgren (Hypocrisy, Pain) and violinist Katie Jacoby push the album into darker, more expansive territory without sacrificing an ounce of violence.

Produced by Mark Lewis (Whitechapel, Nile), Goliath is loud, lethal and unapologetically EXODUS — proof that 40 years on, the kings of Bay Area thrash still answer to no one.

No trends. No mercy. Just thrash.

Tracklist:

1. 3111
   2. Hostis Humani Generis
   3. The Changing Me
   4. Promise You This
   5. Goliath
   6. Beyond The Event Horizon
   7. 2 Minutes Hate
   8. Violence Works
   9. Summon Of The God Unknown
   10. The Dirtiest Of The Dozen