One thing German Thrash legends Kreator have never been afraid of is progression. After adventuring into industrial territory on 1992’s Renewal, embracing tribal rhythms on Outcast, and going full Goth on 1999’s Endorama, the Teutonic trailblazers returned to their roots at the turn of the millennium, but with reinvention, improvement, and experimentation never too far away. Continue reading
Whenever conversations about thrash metal inevitably turn to the question of, “if the Big Four were a Big Five…”, American acts usually tend to be among the first suggestions. However, when people finally remember Europe exists, the first name mentioned is always the same. Kreator. Continue reading
What used to be seen as major releases back in the ’70s and ’80s, live albums these days tend to be regarded more as a contractual obligation by many – interim releases largely of interest to those who either attended the actual show or saw the band on that particular tour. Continue reading