21 October 2026

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Enrage: Thrash and Hardcore’s Future

ENRAGE releasing OLD BOY

ENRAGE releasing OLD BOY

Experience the Relentless Power of Enrage’s New Single “Old Boy” and Their Upcoming Album “The Greys”

Enrage, the legend of Staten Island’s thrash and hardcore scene, is back with their latest single “Old Boy”. This new track delivers a signature fusion of crushing riffs, relentless energy, and raw emotion that fans of Slayer, Sepultura, and Hatebreed will find irresistible. Enrage, formed in the working-class streets of Staten Island and inspired by New York’s CBGB’s and Brooklyn’s L’Amours, has been a powerhouse in the metalcore and hardcore scene since their inception.

“Old Boy” is the first single from Enrage’s upcoming album, “The Greys”, which is set for release in April 2025. The band, known for their unapologetically hard-hitting sound, promises to release a new single each month leading up to the album launch. This method of building anticipation showcases their dedication to treating their fans to a prolonged, immersive experience.

Press play on the accompanying audio player above to get a taste of the raw energy they bring, and continue reading to gain further insights into “Old Boy”. You can listen to our full playlist which contains the artist’s music, and know more about the artist’s work by scrolling down the page.


ENRAGE - OLD BOY - Cover Artwork
ENRAGE – OLD BOY – Cover Artwork

About the single, “Old Boy” reflects Enrage’s evolution as a band, displaying a deeper, more refined approach to their music. “The Greys” promises to deliver a sonic journey through themes of resilience and defiance, cementing Enrage’s legacy as a vital force in the thrash and hardcore genres. The single’s relentless beats and raw emotion are expected to resonate deeply with listeners, making it a must-have for any hardcore or thrash fan’s collection.

In the words of the music curator team at GetMusic.News: “Enrage has managed to capture the raw energy and emotion that defines the hardcore and thrash genres. Their ability to blend these elements seamlessly is a testament to their craft and dedication to pushing the boundaries of their sound.” The production quality and the intricate layers of “Old Boy” highlight Enrage’s technical prowess, making them a standout act to watch in the coming years.

Taking inspiration from legendary acts like Slayer and Sepultura, Enrage continues to push the boundaries of their genre while staying true to their roots. The band’s upcoming album “The Greys” is poised to be a landmark release, offering listeners a powerful examination of themes like resilience and defiance. Fans of Hatebreed will also find much to love in Enrage’s unapologetic, hard-hitting sound.

For those keen on diving deeper into Enrage’s music, we invite you to explore their presence across numerous platforms. Check out their Website, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, BandCamp, and YouTube to stay updated with their latest releases and live shows. Staying engaged with them on these platforms will ensure you don’t miss any exciting announcements or behind-the-scenes content.

Finally, to stay connected with the latest and greatest in the thrash and hardcore scene, be sure to like, listen and share our curated playlist. It’s a great way to discover emerging artists and stay on top of new releases. Enrage is undoubtedly a band to watch, and their upcoming album, “The Greys”, is shaping up to be a defining moment in their already impressive career.


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