"Pleasure To Kill" is the second album by the German thrash metal band Kreator, released on November 1, 1986, through Noise Records. This album is a significant entry in the rock and metal genres, showcasing the raw energy and aggression that defined the early days of thrash metal. Comprising nine tracks, "Pleasure To Kill" is known for its fast tempos, intricate guitar riffs, and socially charged lyrics, which contribute to its status as a cornerstone of the genre. The album features standout tracks that highlight Kreator's technical proficiency and lyrical depth, reflecting themes of violence and chaos. The production quality of "Pleasure To Kill" captures the essence of 1980s metal, providing a gritty sound that resonates with fans of rock and metal alike. This release solidified Kreator's place in the heavy metal scene and influenced countless bands that followed. As a key release in the thrash metal movement, "Pleasure To Kill" continues to be celebrated for its raw power and innovative sound, cementing its legacy in the music world.