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WORMROT Merch : Explosive New TNT Album - Get It Before It Blows Up

Wormrot merch CD TNT
Wormrot merch CD TNT

Original Lineup Returns With Nuclear Grindcore Payload + WORMROT merch

The grindcore gods have spoken: just became essential collector's WORMROT merch with the announcement of their explosive new album 'TNT'. Singapore's most vicious musical export has reformed their original lineup - Rasyid (guitar), Arif (vocals) and Fitri (drums) - to detonate 12 career-spanning tracks recorded live at TNT Studios. This isn't just a reunion - it's an all-out audio assault on your senses.

Available May 30 through Earache Records, 'TNT' captures the raw, unfiltered rage that made Wormrot Asia's most feared grindcore machine. From their blistering debut 'Abuse' to 2022's critically acclaimed 'HISS', this album is a career-defining statement pressed on limited edition vinyl, CD, and classic-style cassette. The band's Bandcamp page already shows these WORMROT merch items flying off digital shelves - act fast or face disappointment.

From Breakup to Blowup: The Wormrot Resurrection

Few thought we'd hear Wormrot's original trio again after 2022's lineup implosion. But like a phoenix rising from napalm flames, Arif and Fitri have returned to complete the unholy trinity. "We gel better now and the good vibes are back," the band comments - though "good vibes" in Wormrot terms means enough sonic violence to level city blocks.

The 'TNT' recording sessions reportedly left studio walls shaking and engineers weeping. This is grindcore at its most primal - no overdubs, no safety nets, just 35 minutes of pure adrenaline captured live in the band's Singapore homebase. Early single "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Grind" proves these veterans haven't lost an ounce of their signature brutality.


Collector's Alert: Must-Have Wormrot Merch Drops

True grind maniacs need to act fast on these limited WORMROT merch items:

  • TNT digipack CD
  • TNT Black 10" Vinyl
  • 'TNT 1' T shirt

Each format comes with exclusive artwork worthy of framing (if you can handle staring at it without nightmares). The Bandcamp exclusive variants include instant downloads, so you can start damaging your hearing before physical copies arrive.

World Domination Tour: First US Dates in 13 Years

Wormrot isn't just dropping an album - they're launching full-scale warfare. April/May brings their "Scums" headline tour across North America with DC bruisers No/Más. Then it's off to Maryland Deathfest (May 21-25) and Germany's Underground Remains Open Air (May 31).

These shows mark the original lineup's first US appearances since 2012 - a lifetime in grindcore years. Expect venues to be reduced to rubble and new converts to emerge from the carnage. Tour-exclusive WORMROT merch will be available at these shows, including designs too violent for online sale.


Why This Album Matters in 2025

In an era of sanitized extreme metal, 'TNT' arrives like a grenade in a yoga studio. This is Wormrot at their most dangerous - no frills, no compromises, just the original architects proving why they're still grindcore's most vital band. The WORMROT surrounding this release isn't just merchandise - it's battle gear for the coming audio revolution.

Pre-order 'TNT' now before these limited WORMROT merch items vanish in the blast. Your record collection - and your eardrums - will thank you later.


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