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- Hordes of Chaos
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Kreator
Released 2009

Hordes of chaos (a necrologuefor the elite)
05:04
8,561 plays

War curse
04:10
6,772 plays

Escalation
03:24
4,925 plays

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- 1
- Hordes of chaos (a necrologuefor the elite)
- 05:04
- 8,561 plays

- 2
- War curse
- 04:10
- 6,772 plays

- 3
- Escalation
- 03:24
- 4,925 plays

- 4
- Amok run
- 04:12
- 4,682 plays

- 5
- Destroy what destroys you
- 03:13
- 4,272 plays

- 6
- Radical resistance
- 03:43
- 3,726 plays

- 7
- Absolute misanthropy
- 03:37
- 3,898 plays

- 8
- To the afterborn
- 04:53
- 2,749 plays

- 9
- Corpses of liberty
- 00:55
- 2,018 plays

- 10
- Demon prince
- 05:16
- 3,588 plays

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album review

You know what lays ahead whenever you embark on listening to a new Kreator studio album, and 2009's Hordes of Chaos is certainly no different. And that isn't meant as a knock on the band -- heck, Kreator should be commended for sticking to their guns and continuing on in the same "thrash-happy" style since pretty much their inception (without bowing down to musical trends). So, that said, you can make up your own "Kreator checklist": growled vocals and intense riffing (the album-opening title track), lightning-fast tempos ("Warcurse"), tasty dual-guitar work ("Destroy What Destroys You") -- it's all represented here, folks. It's been nearly four long years since Mille Petrozza and friends issued an all-new studio album, and Hordes of Chaos should most definitely meet the needs of Kreator diehards worldwide. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide