Victimized cover

Victimized

Criminal · 1994

10 tracks · thrash metal

Fierce thrash metal riffs collide with relentless rhythms, delivering an unyielding exploration of personal and societal despair.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Self Destruction — This opening track encapsulates the album's themes of inner turmoil and societal decay, setting a frenetic pace that characterizes much of the record.
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    Crucified — With its aggressive instrumentation and biting lyrics, this track serves as a critique of oppressive systems, highlighting Criminal's socio-political undertones.
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    Psychopath — This song stands out with its complex rhythms and dark lyrical content that explores themes of mental instability and violence, illustrating the band's range.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • unrelenting sonic intensity
  • fragmented pacing for engagement
  • cathartic release of aggression
  • high-energy workout companion
  • late-night emotional purging

Maybe skip if you

  • seeking melodic calmness
  • prefer structured listening experiences

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in 1994, Victimized is Criminal's second album, following their debut formidably titled, which established their presence in the South American metal scene. At this point in their career, they aimed to solidify their sound and expand their reach beyond Chile, showcasing a more refined production while maintaining their raw intensity.
Stylistic neighbors
Testament· Overkill· Megadeth

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Self Destruction
  • 2 Under My Skin
  • 3 Worse
  • 4 Downwards
  • 5 Pressure
  • 6 New Disorder
  • 7 Gusano
  • 8 Crucified
  • 9 Psychopath
  • 10 Still Born

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