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Endorama

Edition
Original release
Release date
29 March 1999 in Germany, with some sources giving 20 April, and 21 April in Japan
Label
Drakkar Records with BMG; Victor in Japan
Catalog no.
DRAKKAR 001 / 74321 65498 2; VICP-60704 in Japan
Format
CD
Bonus
The original pressing has no bonus track; the Japanese edition carries thirteen songs.
LINER NOTES
LANGUAGE
Endorama came out in Germany on 29 March 1999, though some sources give 20 April; Victor issued the Japanese edition on 21 April. The label was Drakkar Records with BMG, the band having left GUN Records. This is as far as the industrial and gothic turn of the late 1990s took them. The vocals step away from the growl, and keyboards and a sunken melodic line cover the record. It remains the most divided album in their catalogue. The band is Mille Petrozza on vocals and rhythm guitar, Tommy Vetterli on lead guitar, Christian Giesler on bass and Ventor on drums; Vetterli played on two Kreator albums, Outcast and this one. It reached number sixty-eight in Germany. Twelve songs, with thirteen on the Japanese edition. The running order here is the original's as printed.
TRACK LIST
  • 1.Golden Age
  • 2.Endorama
  • 3.Shadowland
  • 4.Chosen Few
  • 5.Everlasting Flame
  • 6.Passage to Babylon
  • 7.Future King
  • 8.Entry
  • 9.Soul Eraser
  • 10.Willing Spirit
  • 11.Pandemonium
  • 12.Tyranny
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