Kreator

Kreator – Phantom Antichrist (Nuclear Blast/Riot)

Teutonic Thrash: Enjoy it like it was the first time….
Release Date: 
5 Jun 2012 - 12:30pm

You all know the sensation when you discover something new to you (even when it is old) and the impact that it causes for the rest of your lives.

'Boycott Christmas Consumption!' - My 2011 With Kreator's Mille Petrozza

The raw throated thrash titan looks back at his last twelve months...

Hello, good evening and welcome Herr Petrozza. Thanks for taking part in our little featurette! To begin, as always - what was the best album you bought this year?

Thrashfest 2010 @ Amager Bio ( Copenhagen, Denmark)

The last minute decision to jump on a train to Copenhagen was well worth it…
Event Reviewed: 
Thrashfest 2010 - Copenhagen, Denmark

I’d been eyeballing this gig for a while. Four established thrash bands on one bill for only €35.

Fatal Embrace - Empires of Humanity (Metal Blade/Riot)

Veteran Germans long on talent but short on originality return for some more heads-down, no nonsense mindless boogie.

The trouble, of course, is that it’s all so derivative. Good, but derivative.

Hordes Of Chaos II Tour (Nth America), Mar 2010

Featuring Evile, Kreator, Voivod, Nachtmystium and Lazarus A.D.
Tour Dates: 
03/03/2010 - 31/03/2010

 

 

 

Kreator join the Nuclear Blast family

Nuclear Blast is proud to announce the signing of a real metal legend - mighty German thrash metal titans KREATOR!

 

Commented guitarist/vocalist Mille Petrozza: 

Crushtor's Top 5 Metal Videos of 2009

The most cynical watcher of metal videos summons the courage to name a short-list of outstanding videos all with something in common: not a warehouse to be seen.

I have said before that metal videos pretty much suck.

Kreator @ Metropolis Fremantle (Perth), 29/09/2009

It’s Kreator. Does any more need to be said?

The venue: Metropolis Fremantle. A band appears on stage.

Gallery: Kreator @ HQ (Adelaide), 27 Sept 09

Kreator thrashed the fuck out of a smallish Adelaide audience on Sunday night, showing us exactly how thrash should be played: fast, intense, and without compromise. They were ably supported by Aussie thrash icons Mortal Sin.