BLACK SABBATH - Dehumanizer [CD]

Standard jewel case, 4-page booklet, unofficial release

About the album

Released in 1992, "Dehumanizer" marks a triumphant return for Black Sabbath with Ronnie James Dio at the helm. It embodies a powerful synergy of heavy metal and hard rock, showcasing Tony Iommi’s relentless guitar riffs, Geezer Butler's profound bass lines, and Vinny Appice’s thunderous drumming. Tracks like "Computer God" and "TV Crimes" exude raw energy and lyrical depth, reflecting societal dystopias through Dio's commanding vocals.

The album delves into themes of technological angst and existential despair, with songs like "Time Machine" offering a poignant contrast between the past and future. "Dehumanizer" stands as a testament to the band's ability to reinvent themselves while retaining their iconic sound. The production quality is notable for its clarity and heaviness, making this album a must-have for any Black Sabbath aficionado.

Track listing

1 Computer God
2 After All
3 TV Crimes
4 Letters From Earth
5 Master Of Insanity
6 Time Machine
7 Sins Of The Father
8 Too Late
9 I Buried Alive

Manufacturer: Universal Music GmbH, Mühlenstrasse 25, 10997 Berlin, Germany, Contact: umusic.com