Krushers Of The World
Kreator, the thrash metal band formed in Essen in 1982, released Krushers Of The World, their first album in four years, through Nuclear Blast on 16 January 2026.

CD Details
| Artist | KREATOR |
|---|---|
| Title | Krushers Of The World |
| Release date | |
| Label | Ward Records |
| Format | CD (Japanese edition: 2-disc with bonus live CD / single disc) |
| Catalog No. | GQCS-91707 / GQCS-91709 |
| Tracks | 23 |
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Track List
- [Disc 1] Seven Serpents
- [Disc 1] Satanic Anarchy
- [Disc 1] Krushers Of The World
- [Disc 1] Tränenpalast
- [Disc 1] Barbarian
- [Disc 1] Blood Of Our Blood
- [Disc 1] Combatants
- [Disc 1] Psychotic Imperator
- [Disc 1] Deathscream
- [Disc 1] Loyal To The Grave
- [Disc 2] Extreme Aggression
- [Disc 2] Riot Of Violence
- [Disc 2] Terrible Certainty
- [Disc 2] Toxic Trace / Endless Pain
- [Disc 2] Awakening Of The Gods
- [Disc 2] People Of The Lie
- [Disc 2] When The Sun Burns Red
- [Disc 2] Some Pain Will Last
- [Disc 2] The Pestilence
- [Disc 2] Under The Guillotine
- [Disc 2] Terror Zone
- [Disc 2] Tormentor
- [Disc 2] Apocalypticon
Music Video
Seven Serpents · Official Music Video
Tränenpalast (feat. Britta Görtz) · Official Music Video
Satanic Anarchy · Official Music Video
Krushers Of The World · Official Music Video
LINER NOTES
Kreator, the thrash metal band formed in Essen in 1982, released Krushers Of The World, their first album in four years, through Nuclear Blast on 16 January 2026. Ward Records issued two Japanese CDs the same day, both with translated lyrics and Japanese liner notes: a single disc (GQCS-91709) and a two-disc set (GQCS-91707) whose bonus CD holds a set of early classics played at 70000 Tons of Metal in 2023. The line-up is Miland "Mille" Petrozza, Sami Yli-Sirniö, Jürgen "Ventor" Reil and bassist Frédéric Leclercq, formerly of DragonForce, and the credits posted with the videos place those songs' recording at Fascination Street Studios in Sweden, with Jens Bogren producing and mixing and Tony Lindgren mastering. The description of the video for "Tränenpalast", on which Britta Görtz of Hiraes appears, names Dario Argento's Suspiria and Luca Guadagnino's remake as inspiration. "Seven Serpents", "Satanic Anarchy" and the title track also have music videos.