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Kreator Essentials

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Kreator Essentials

Apple Music Metal

Tracks: 35152:08

These Germans are central to the evolution of European thrash.

Updated Jan 16, 2026

Tracks 35

  1. 1Gods of Violence4:38
  2. 2Pleasure to Kill4:09
  3. 3Metal Hymns, Vol. 84:30
  4. 4Krushers Of The World3:33
  5. 5Love Us or Hate Us: The Very Best of the Noise Years 1985-19924:44
  6. 6Gods of Violence4:02
  7. 7Hate Über Alles - Single3:48
  8. 8Enemy of God5:43
  9. 9Gods of Violence4:45
  10. 10Past Life Trauma (1985-1992)3:15
  11. 11Hate Über Alles4:01
  12. 12Gods of Violence5:51
  13. 13Krushers Of The World4:20
  14. 14Outcast3:22
  15. 15State Of Unrest - Single3:07
  16. 16Endless Pain (Bonus Track Edition)3:25
  17. 17Hate Über Alles4:23
  18. 18Krushers Of The World4:39
  19. 19Pleasure to Kill4:54
  20. 20Past Life Trauma (1985–1992)4:00
  21. 21Violent Revolution4:54
  22. 22Hordes of Chaos5:04
  23. 23Metal Hymns, Vol. 124:53
  24. 24Coma of Souls4:18
  25. 25Endless Pain (Bonus Track Edition)4:58
  26. 26Gods of Violence4:28
  27. 27666 - World Divided - Single4:44
  28. 28Hate Über Alles4:10
  29. 29Phantom Antichrist5:25
  30. 30Gods of Violence5:09
  31. 31Love Us or Hate Us: The Very Best of the Noise Years 1985-19923:32
  32. 32Endorama3:20
  33. 33Past Life Trauma (1985–1992)3:42
  34. 34Pleasure to Kill3:35
  35. 35Enemy of God4:30

About this playlist

Kreator are central to the evolution of German thrash. Initially flirting with speed metal, they upped the vileness with 1989's Extreme Aggression, its landmark title cut shot through with whiplash-inducing tempo shifts. Most of their songs sound as if singer Mille Petrozza is coughing up his spleen: His bark on 2001's dive-bombing “Violent Revolution” is so guttural it borders on death metal. Kreator also have dipped into industrial and goth metal—“Endorama” comes suffused with dystopia-evoking riffs and atmospheric dread.