Fusion Bomb Break Three Years of Silence With Unison

Robin Aalto · October 17, 2026

Thrash Metal

Photo: Thrashocore

Fusion Bomb have put out "Unison", a single of three and a half minutes released on 16 October with no label behind it. It is the first new music the Luxembourg thrash band have issued in three years.

2023 was the year they did everything at once: the singles "Fifty One Fifty", "Confessions" and "Consolidate", a self titled EP and a split shared with Cosmic Jaguar, all inside twelve months. Then silence, which in a scene the size of Luxembourg is long enough for a band to be written off.

They have been going since 2010 and have one album behind them, Concrete Jungle from 2019. Everything else is short form, which suits what they do: thrash at the speed and the length the first wave of it used, with no interest in the longer structures the genre picked up afterwards.

"Unison" went up on the band's own channel on the day it came out, and Thrashocore were the ones who flagged it. Nothing has been said yet about whether it leads anywhere.