German thrash titans KREATOR have released the official music video for the song “Fallen Brother” from their latest album, “Gods Of Violence”. The track features Swiss singer/songwriter Dagobert and pays respect to fallen music icons such as Lemmy, Jeff Hanneman, Cliff Burton, Peter Steele, Prince, David Bowie and Bon Scott, among others.

KREATOR frontman Mille Petrozza recently told Ghost Cult about the group’s insistence on making music videos: “I love videos. I always have, and I always will. I think that it’s a great way to support the music, and visually make it come to life. I know there aren’t any outlets on television anymore, but YouTube is huge, and people still watch them, and it gets them talking. Some people love them, some don’t. Either way, it brings up discussion, which is a good thing. We will continue to release videos for as long as we can. It’s an important thing in KREATOR, and the two we’ve released so far [for the new album] came out spectacular.”

The cover artwork for “Gods Of Violence” was created by renowned artist Jan Meininghaus, who also made the limited-edition artwork for KREATOR‘s last album, 2012’s “Phantom Antichrist”, and has lent his talents to bands like BOLT THROWER, ACCEPT and OVERKILL in the past.

The exclusive North American cover was created by renowned artist Marcelo Vasco, who has previously worked with SLAYER, MACHINE HEAD, SOULFLY and HATEBREED.

KREATOR will tour Europe in support of the new CD beginning in early February. Petrozza and his crew will be accompanied by a varied as well as iconic billing. Brazilian-American extreme metal pioneers SEPULTURA are direct support to the headliners, followed by visionary Swedish melodic death metallers SOILWORK and Belgium’s finest death/grind outfit ABORTED.

KREATOR will headline this year’s edition of the annual Decibel Magazine Tour. Support on the trek will come from Florida death metal legends OBITUARY, old-school Ohio brutalizers MIDNIGHT and celebrated progressive death prodigies HORRENDOUS.

Fonte: Blabbermouth.net