After the opening warn torn soundscape of Entropia’s apocalyptic concept album Lust for Apocalypse, the punishing attack of guitars begin and it's clear you’re in for a heavy dose of all hell broken loose metal mayhem. 

Entropia represents the return of thrash metal to the Canadian music scene. A soundtrack for the soon post-apocalypse. Steeped in scorching riffs and epic guitar solos, Entropia forges a new timeline on its devastating path of aural destruction.

Founding members Darin Wall (bass), Angus Lummis (vocals), and Dave Watson (guitar) originate from Vancouver, but they have recruited speed metal guitarist Minu Kim form Korea and latest addition; drummer Reinaldo Brando from Venezuela. 

The five-piece has wasted no time in spreading their catastrophic shredding fury. Entropia has spent the last year touring and playing with bands such as Sonata Artica, and Anthrax’s Joey Belladonna. Selling out show after show in Vancouver, giving fans explosive melodic thrash metal with a futuristic vision.

Co-produced by “Loud” Chris DeMarcus (Dismantled, Front Line Assembly), Mastered by Greg Reely (Fear Factory, Devil Driver) and recorded at Harbourside Studios, the album features a new take on the thrash metal genre. With the punchy riffing of “Rattlesnake Suicide” to the foreshadowing lyrics in “Ashes” and melodic whaling of “One by One” Entropia does not disappoint. Integrating influences from Megadeth, Pantera, Slayer, and old-school Metallica into the mix and taking a deep dark step into the future. 

Trafik Records