The album Sabbath made when they were too stubborn to be subtle and too heavy to be ignored. Dehumanizer is the one people still argue about.Released in 1992 with Dio back on vocals after the Mob Rules era, Dehumanizer lands somewhere between the doom of their classic run and the industrial metal landscape that was starting to swallow everything around them. It's not their most beloved record but it might be their most underrated, a slab of gothic metal weight that sounds less like nostalgia and more like a band rediscovering its teeth. TV Crimes got the radio play. The rest of it will rearrange your furniture. This 2019 expanded deluxe pressing gives you the full picture, extra tracks and all, on two LPs remastered to remind you what heavy actually means.2 LP expanded deluxe edition, 2019 pressing of the 1992 original. Double vinyl.Fans of: Dio, Judas Priest, Paradise Lost
