Track Listing: 01. Predawn, 02. Lust for Vengeance, 03. Unreal Perception, 04. Arbitrary Law, 05. Impending Doom, 06. Tribulation, 07. Perish by Oblivion, 08. Fifth Column, 09. Sulfur Rain, 10. Flow of Dying. From 1986 - 1996, Accuser was a well - known force in the international metal scene. Their acclaimed albums Who Dominates Who (1989) and Repent (1992) showed off the German band's amazing technical and song - writing skills. After releasing the more intense and groovy Reflections (1994) and Taken by the Throat (1995), and making some line - up changes, the band split in 1996. But the former members kept playing and writing as Scartribe. They reunited as Accuser in 2008 and quickly released a new album, Agitation (2010). Fans loved the Bay Area - thrash - inspired riffs with a German metal touch, Frank Thoms' unique voice, and the social commentary, leading to many tours. In 2013, for their 25th anniversary, they started a new album and brought in guitarist Dennis Rybakowski. They re - recorded Who Dominates Who and played at festivals to please fans. Their 11th full - length album, The Forlorn Divide, was crafted at Gernhart Studio. It features powerful thrash metal, amazing guitar work, complex drum patterns, and intense, harsh vocals that bring out the dark parts of the human mind described in the lyrics. After 30 years in the scene, Accuser has refined their style with The Forlorn Divide. This soon - to - be - classic album, their debut on Metal Blade Records, will be released worldwide on March 11th, 2016. Get ready for another great thrash experience from the stalwarts of Siegen! Metal Blade Records item #154372.

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