This 1997 release saw the German thrash legends experimenting with a more industrial and gothic sound, much to the surprise of their fanbase.
- "Outcast" was released on July 22, 1997, by Gun Records. The album marked a significant stylistic departure for Kreator, incorporating elements of industrial metal and gothic rock. It was their second release on Gun Records after 1995's "Cause for Conflict."
- The production on "Outcast" was handled by Koch-Schreuder and Kreator, with mixing done by Andy Horn. The album's sound was significantly different from their earlier, more raw thrash metal output.
- While not as commercially successful as some of their earlier works, "Outcast" is often cited by fans as an interesting and experimental chapter in the band's discography. It demonstrated Kreator's willingness to evolve their sound in the late 1990s.
Kreator are a German thrash metal band formed in 1982. They are one of the "big three" of German thrash metal, alongside Sodom and Destruction.
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