About this album
Where they were
Released in 1993, 'Dimensions' was Believer's second album, following their debut 'Excuse' from 1990. At this point, the band was solidifying their identity within the progressive and thrash metal scenes, showcasing a more ambitious and complex sound that would define their subsequent works.
Why it matters
'Dimensions' is noteworthy for its innovative blend of progressive elements with thrash metal, influencing a generation of metal bands seeking to incorporate philosophical themes into their music. The album received critical acclaim, including a positive review in 'Metal Hammer', which helped elevate Believer's status in the underground metal community.
Essential tracks
- "Future Mind" — This track exemplifies the band’s fusion of intricate rhythms and thought-provoking lyrics, encapsulating their exploration of consciousness and existence.
- "Trilogy of Knowledge, Movement I: The Lie" — An ambitious multi-part suite, this movement showcases Believer's technical prowess and thematic depth, making it a cornerstone of the album's narrative.
- "Gone" — 'Gone' features haunting melodies intertwined with aggressive instrumentation, marking a pivotal moment that highlights emotional vulnerability within their complex sound.
Release Date
January 1, 1993
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Gone 5:47
- 2 Future Mind 5:36
- 3 Dimentia 5:37
- 4 What Is but Cannot Be 5:29
- 5 Singularity 4:24
- 6 No Apology 4:58
- 7 Trilogy of Knowledge, Intro: The Birth 2:17
- 8 Trilogy of Knowledge, Movement I: The Lie 5:25
- 9 Trilogy of Knowledge, Movement II: The Truth 6:48
- 10 Trilogy of Knowledge, Movement III: The Key 6:19
- 11 [untitled] 0:04
