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Bay Area thrash masters Testament have hit the studio late last week, surprising fans with progress on a possible follow-up to 2020’s Titans of Creation. The group was seen with mastering engineer Justin Shturtz at Sterling Sound in Nashville, TN. The group shared an image and expressed, “Get ready, legions.” This may be a good sign for another round of exciting releases for 2024.
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