Kreator
Endorama

This is possibly the lightest Kreator album they ever produced. Not a bad record though, and sound quality has improved as well. But for thrash fans, you won't find 'pleasure to kill ' style here, not even close.

The most unusual disc in the work of Kreator. The group completely abandoned the usual Thrash Metal approaches, but managed to create 12 eclectic compositions at a very high musical level. The old fans did not accept the album, but for the music lover this disc can be much more interesting than the old hard, straightforward works.

I once again listened to it - well, it's a good record, damn it ... In some ways, it sounds like a fresh naphthalene past and a too licked present, with all due respect, first of all to the past, but .... Endorama is Kreator's favorite record and was there is. Melodious, melancholic, with interesting melodies and arrangements, half of the album is really hit, with some material availability, it's not as simple as it seems. The album from the beginning to the end is imbued with a single emotionally-disruptive state, and a mixture of classic Thrash Metal sketches with Gothic Metal, Industrial Metal and devils-knows-than-metal make the product unique, magical.

Some fans don't like this one, but I guess it's a fine gothic infused thrash metal record. Kreator did much better in the 90s than other thrash acts like the Big Four, and this album is the proof.

Great quality of paper and printing, surprisingly a nice packing overall.