Accuser (band)

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Accuser, often stylized Accu§er is a German thrash metal group from Kreuztal near Siegen, Germany.^[1] Founded in 1986,^[2] they notably released one album on Century Media Records and three on Metal Blade Records. In addition, the earlier albums have been re-released by No Remorse Records.^[3]

Accuser (band)

Discography[]

• The Conviction (1987, Atom H)^[2]
• Experimental Errors EP (1988, Atom H)^[2]
• Who Dominates Who? (1989, Atom H)^[2]
• Double Talk (1991, Atom H)
• Repent (1992, Metal Machine Music/Rough Trade)
• Reflections (1994, C&C/Century Media Records)
• Taken By The Throat (1995, No Bull Records)^[2]
• Agitation (2010, Red Shift)
• Dependent Domination (2011, Red Shift)
• Diabolic (2013, Red Shift)
• The Forlorn Divide (2016, Metal Blade Records)
• The Mastery (2018, Metal Blade Records)
• Accuser (2020, Metal Blade Records)

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