Kreator - Outcast
| Release date: | 22 July 1997 |
| Style: | Gothic metal |
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01. Leave This World Behind
02. Phobia
03. Forever
04. Black Sunrise
05. Nonconformist
06. Enemy Unseen
07. Outcast
08. Stronger Than Before
09. Ruin Of Life
10. Whatever It May Take
11. Alive Again
12. Against The Rest
13. A Better Tomorrow
14. As We Watch The West [Japanese bonus]
02. Phobia
03. Forever
04. Black Sunrise
05. Nonconformist
06. Enemy Unseen
07. Outcast
08. Stronger Than Before
09. Ruin Of Life
10. Whatever It May Take
11. Alive Again
12. Against The Rest
13. A Better Tomorrow
14. As We Watch The West [Japanese bonus]
Guest review
Lyrics Produced by Vincent Wojno and Kreator
Recorded by Vincent Wojno and Britta Kühlmann
Assisted by Vincent Sorg, Jörg Umbreit and Sascha Kramski
Recorded at Principal Studios, Münster, Germany
Mixed by Ronald Prent
Assisted by Joerg Steinfadt
Mixed at Wisseloord Studios, Hilversum, Holland
Programming by Vincent Sorg, Tommy Vetterli, Guido Eickelmann, Mille Petrozza,
Jürgen Reil
Sleeve design & idea by Dirk Rudolph
Cover photos by Harald Hoffmann
Many editions of the Noise/Sanctuary Records re-issue have a factory error with the artwork. The printing on the back insert (behind the CD) contains the same artwork as the insert for Kreator's album Cause for Conflict.
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Rating: 8.0 |
In the 90's,the Kreator went into an "experimental" phase. In their four releases during that decade, they enhanced or even replaced their pure thrash metal style to different styles, such as Gothic, Heavy, Industrial etc. For the eight years that followed (1992-1999), many fans showed their dislike of the new stuff ,some just found it slack; only a few appreciated it. Read more ›› |
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| Ralle Posts: 70  |
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| Angry Soul Posts: 15  |
The first album of Kreator I listened to. So, it has a special place. It may not be thrash metal, but lyrically and musically it's much more than a good album... "Count the days that pass you by Minds erased, the individual dies. Conform into society And you become your own worst enemy." Mille has spoken an undeniable truth.
---- "The valor that struggles is better than the weakness that endures." - Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel "Art is the Tree of Life. Science is the Tree of Death." - William Blake
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| Lord_Regnier Posts: 1469  |
Written by Angry Soul on 30.07.2014 at 17:41 You can find lots of lyrics of this kind in Kreator's 80's and post-2000 stuff. And unlike this album, the music is also good.
---- "Why would we fear death, when life is so much more frightening?"
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| LeKiwi High Fist Prog Posts: 4100  |
So much better than Endorama...at least this one still has personality (and a good amount of thrash IMO.)
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| Kreator22 Posts: 16 |
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| FYA Destroyer Posts: 827  |
I am an industrial metal slut, so when I red that it have some industrial feels, I was totally into. This is pretty good album for me. Catchy as !
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| Metal Diogenes Posts: 1260  |
Good, very good. I didn't even know Tommy Vetterli from the legendary Coroner joined Kreator for two albums, so maybe that's why the songs feel so well structured. No, wait! This album actually sounds pretty much like late Coroner. I did not expect that at all, but it's true. Go listen to some Grin and whatever they released after that and then come back to this, it's obvious. I just wish they had kept the guy from Whiplash on drums, the dude was phenomenal.
---- You've got a lot of guts. Let's see what they look like!
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| Cynic Metalhead Ambrish Saxena Posts: 7561  |
Gothic metal?? Lol, whoever edit the genre didn't listen to the album clearly. It does incorporate some darker, atmospheric elements, more groove-oriented and fall on industrial-influenced territory, but far from gothic metal.
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