Following the band's ode to the Dario Argento's cult horror classic Suspiria with the commanding single, "Tränenpalast," thrash icons Kreator have submitted another tribute to timeless horror with a tip of the hat to Clive Barker's 1987 classic, Hellraiser, with the track "Satanic Anarchy".
The latest preview from the band's monumental sixteenth full length studio album, Krushers of the World, reunites Mille Petrozza and Kreator with producer and collaborator Jens Bogren who previously worked on Phantom Antichrist (2012) and Gods Of Violence (2017). Completing the presentation of the milestone release, Kreator enlisted Polish artist Zbigniew Bielak to craft the album's stunning artwork.
On the album's third scorching single, "Satanic Anarchy" further solidifies Petrozza and Kreator as thrash archetypes, asserting masterclass quality songwriting with an incendiary execution atypical of a band in their fourth decade of their tenure.
Petrozza shared of the latest album preview, "Hordes! I hope you'll like our brand new video for the song 'SATANIC ANARCHY' off our new album KRUSHERS OF THE WORLD. The lyrics speak about a divine revolt of the mind: Breaking the spell of obedience, standing together against tyranny, and igniting change where fear once ruled. The narrative part of the video takes us back to the cinematic masterpiece Hellraiser by the great Clive Barker, This isn't a remake or a sequel — it's an echo. A tribute to the raw imagination of '80s horror, where pleasure, pain, and chaos shared the same key. Enjoy!"
In support of the January arrival of Krushers of the World, Kreator will embark on a comprehensive EU/UK headlining tour. The March/April run will also feature a colossal supporting line up with the likes of Carcass, Exodus and NAILS bolstering one of the year's biggest touring packages. A complete list of dates and cities can be found below. Tickets are currently available - HERE
Krushers of the World, the new album from Kreator lands January 16th via Nuclear Blast Records. Pre-order the album - HERE
