For 22 years, The Wrath have been a relentless force in Australian punk/rock, igniting chaos since 2003 and proving they’re built to last. From hazy beginnings, they’ve conquered Australia and Japan, and now they’re gearing up to drop their third full-length album, Into the Arms of Oblivion, in early 2025—a fresh chapter in their storied run.

This isn’t a band that fits neatly into boxes. The Wrath fuse punk, rock, metal, rockabilly, hardcore, goth, and industrial with a fearless edge, earning respect across scenes and tearing down genre walls. Leading the charge is Tommy Creeper, a vocal powerhouse blending darkwave depth with crooner swagger. Spectre Deano and Carina Acquarola rip through guitars, while The Count on double bass and Dan Briffa on drums lock in a rhythm section that’s pure dynamite.

Their live legacy speaks volumes—sharing stages with heavyweights like The Misfits, Tiger Army, Lagwagon, and The 69 Eyes, and leaving their mark on festivals like Big Day Out, Dead of Winter, and Wallapolooza. Their 2015 album Disillusions and Resolutions — tracked by Sid Constantine, mixed by Govinda Doyle, and mastered by Mathew Gray — unleashed fan-favorites “Misgivings are Through” and “Blood On Your Hands,” sparking their first international jaunt through Japan’s punk underground.

Into the Arms of Oblivion pushes their sound further, defying expectations and doubling down on the raw energy that’s defined them for two decades. The Wrath aren’t slowing down.