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Kreator - Violent Revolution

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Violent Revolution is a 2001 studio album by German thrash metal band Kreator. Following the group's stylistically varied work of the 1990s, it restored fast riffing, aggressive vocals, and tightly structured thrash while incorporating a pronounced melodic-guitar element. The record is commonly described as a comeback within Kreator's catalog and is aimed at listeners who favor the band's forceful sound with clearer melodic definition.

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When did Kreator release the album Violent Revolution?

Kreator released Violent Revolution in September 2001 through the Steamhammer record label. The album marked a highly anticipated return to the band's aggressive thrash metal roots after a decade of experimenting with industrial and gothic sounds.

What record label released Kreator's Violent Revolution?

The album was released by Steamhammer, a division of SPV GmbH. This partnership helped revitalize Kreator's career and launched a streak of highly successful European thrash metal tours.

Did Kreator's Violent Revolution feature any new band members?

Yes, the album's lead guitarist and main songwriter, Sami Yli-Sirniö, officially joined the band during the recording of this album. His inclusion brought a pronounced melodic-guitar element to Kreator's tightly structured thrash riffs, shaping the band's sound for decades to come.

How is Violent Revolution viewed in Kreator's discography?

Violent Revolution is widely considered a landmark comeback album that successfully restored Kreator's status as giants of the German thrash metal scene. It directly followed the highly controversial 1999 album Endorama, finally giving fans the aggressive, fast-tempo riffing they had been demanding.

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