Th1rt3en marks a pivotal moment in Megadeth’s legendary career—an album that bridges the past and future of one of thrash metal’s most iconic bands. Released in 2011, it reunites frontman Dave Mustaine with bassist David Ellefson and delivers a blistering mix of aggression, political angst, and intricate musicianship.

With tracks like “Sudden Death” and “Public Enemy No. 1,” the band delivers punishing riffs and high-octane solos, while songs like “13” and “Millennium of the Blind” dive into darker, introspective themes. The album’s title is a nod to both superstition and legacy—this being the band's 13th studio release—and reflects Megadeth’s unrelenting drive, even decades into their reign.

Powerful, sharp, and unapologetically Megadeth, Th1rt3en is a testament to the band’s enduring influence and unyielding energy.

Tracklist:

Side A:
A1. Sudden Death
A2. Public Enemy No. 1
A3. Whose Life (Is It Anyways?)

Side B:
B1. We The People
B2. Guns, Drugs, & Money
B3. Never Dead

Side C:
C1. New World Order
C2. Fast Lane
C3. Black Swan
C4. Wrecker

Side D:
D1. Millennium Of The Blind
D2. Deadly Nightshade
D3. 13