Atheist
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creatively bald, eyebrow-rising, and definitely most eclectic third full-length album [1993] by one of the most respected bands in technical progressive thrash/death metal history was lightyears ahead of its time, where they have managed to fuse disparate, seemingly very far from each other sound patterns of various genres, such as delicate jazz, deep funk grooves, Latin rhythms, flamenco guitar styling and samba interludes, most definitely woven within complex, dynamic, heavy arrangements and blistering metal chops, in order to create an unbelievably refreshing recording that confused as many as it pleased, pushing very actual idea that boundaries in music exist only in our heads; recent German re-issue comes with a remastered sound and six extra bonuses recorded live during radio broadcast in 1992