Destruction is an EP from the German thrash metal band Destruction, released on 26 February 1994 through Brain Butcher Compact. It was the first record Mike Sifringer financed himself on the Brain Butcher label, and it came after vocalist Marcel "Schmier" Schirmer had left the band.

The release opens what is often called the "Neo-Destruction" period, and it is the first of three records from that stretch. For anyone tracing the band's story, it marks a distinct chapter between the 1989 album Cracked Brain and the 1998 album The Least Successful Human Cannonball, and it shows the group carrying on under Sifringer's direction.

Destruction: tracklist and credits

5 tracks · 20:59

Tracklist

  1. 1DecisionsEngler, Kaiser, Piranio, Rosenmerkel, Sifringer3:56
  2. 2I Kill ChildrenEngler, Kaiser, Piranio, Rosenmerkel, Sifringer4:40
  3. 3Things of No ImportanceEngler, Kaiser, Piranio, Rosenmerkel, Sifringer4:23
  4. 4SmileEngler, Kaiser, Piranio, Rosenmerkel, Sifringer5:05
  5. 5Speaker2:55
Produced by
Destruction
Engineered by
Thomas Schnitzer
Labels
Brain Butcher Compact, Brain Butcher
Length
20:59

Line-up

  • Christian Engler · bass guitar
  • Oliver Kaiser · drums (drum set)
  • Michael Piranio · guitar
  • Mike Sifringer · guitar
  • Thomas Rosenmerkel · lead vocals

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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
26 February 1994DEBrain Butcher Compactoriginal
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