About this album
Sound:
"A complex blend of progressive and thrash metal, weaving intricate melodies with aggressive rhythms and philosophical themes."
Where they were
Released in 2011, 'Transhuman' marked Believer's return after a lengthy hiatus following their previous album, 'Dimensions' in 2005. The band aimed to explore new sonic territories while maintaining their signature sound, showcasing their evolution into a more conceptual approach to songwriting.
Why it matters
'Transhuman' received positive critical acclaim for its ambitious fusion of genres and thought-provoking lyrical content. The album was influential within the progressive metal scene, resonating with fans seeking deeper narratives in heavy music.
Essential tracks
- "G.U.T" — This track exemplifies the album's intricate musicianship and thematic depth, merging aggressive riffs with introspective lyrics on the nature of existence.
- "Ego Machine" — With its dynamic shifts and philosophical exploration of self-identity, this song encapsulates the band's progressive metal ethos while pushing musical boundaries.
- "Multiverse" — The track's expansive soundscapes and complex structures mirror the album's overarching themes of alternate realities and existentialism, making it a standout piece.
Release Date
January 1, 2011
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Lie Awake 5:04
- 2 G.U.T 3:39
- 3 Multiverse 4:44
- 4 End of Infinity 4:13
- 5 Transfection 3:56
- 6 Clean Room 4:50
- 7 Currents 2:50
- 8 Traveler 4:24
- 9 Ego Machine 4:30
- 10 Being No One 4:48
- 11 Entanglement 4:16
- 12 Mindsteps 6:53
