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Kreator - At The Pulse Of Kapitulation

Apr 19 2008 By Mark Woodward

ORIGINALLY recorded live at the Werner Seelenbinder Halle in Berlin in 1990, this concert from Germany's premier thrash titans has been completely remastered and committed to disc to fully capture the intensity of their halcyon days.

Footage of the legendary show is accompanied by an audio CD of the gig, together with the director's cut of Hallucinative Comas, Kreator's very own mini-horror video was released with Coma of Souls in 1991 and features, as Petrozza adds: "Never-seen-before scenes that the censors couldn't stomach back in the day.'' Enjoy.

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