"Predator" is the eleventh studio album by the German heavy metal band Accept, released on January 15, 1996, under RCA Records. This album marks a significant entry in the band's discography, featuring a total of 12 tracks that embody the classic rock and metal sound Accept is known for. With a blend of powerful guitar riffs and strong vocals, "Predator" showcases the band's signature style while also exploring new musical territories. The album reflects themes of struggle and resilience, which resonate throughout its lyrics and compositions. Notable tracks from "Predator" include the title track "Predator," as well as "Drifting Away" and "Make It Real," each contributing to the album's metal essence. Accept's "Predator" is a noteworthy addition to the rock genre, particularly within the metal sub-genre, highlighting the band's enduring influence in the music scene. As fans and critics alike continue to explore Accept's catalog, "Predator" remains a testament to the band's evolution and dedication to their craft.