Which band released the 1985 album 'Terrible Certainty'?

Kreator released the 1985 album Terrible Certainty.

It was the German thrash-metal band’s third studio album and followed Pleasure to Kill. The record features fast tempos, harsh vocals, and tightly arranged riffs characteristic of the early German thrash scene. Songs include “Blind Faith,” “Storming with Menace,” and “Toxic Trace.”

Terrible Certainty was recorded with producer Harris Johns, who worked with several important German metal bands. The album helped establish Kreator internationally and is often grouped with the influential early records of the so-called Teutonic thrash movement.

Kreator is frequently discussed alongside Sodom and Destruction, but those are separate bands from the same national scene. Their shared geography and era can cause confusion, especially because all three developed highly aggressive forms of thrash metal during the 1980s.