Which band released the 1990 album 'Painkiller'?

Judas Priest released the 1990 album Painkiller.

The record was the English band’s twelfth studio album and is known for its fast, aggressive approach. The title track opens with drummer Scott Travis, whose energetic performance became one of the album’s defining features. Travis joined Judas Priest for this recording, replacing Dave Holland.

Rob Halford’s high-register vocals and the twin-guitar work of Glenn Tipton and K. K. Downing give the album a powerful, intense sound. Other tracks include “A Touch of Evil,” “Night Crawler,” and “Leather Rebel.”

Painkiller was Halford’s final studio album with Judas Priest before his departure in 1992. He returned to the band in 2003. The album is often grouped with classic heavy metal, speed metal, and elements of power metal, though its exact classification varies by listener.