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Sanity Obscure
Sanity Obscure is the second album by the Christian thrash metal band Believer, published in 1990 by R.E.X. Records and a year later by Roadrunner Records. Several mainstream magazines praised the album.
Overview.
"Sanity Obscure" begins with an intro called "Teddy Bears", in which a musical box tune distorts into obscurity. The album contains "dissonant guitar riffs, unusual stop-start rhythms and complicated arrangements", with Kurt Bachman's vocals being "the only conventional sounding characteristic of "Sanity Obscure
1987 demo "The Return" titled "I.Y.F.". This caused some controversy when both Kurt Bachman and Joey Daub informed that they would have not give permission to include extra material if they were asked. In their opinion, the track listing should have stayed as it originally was. However, the record company did not break any copyright laws.
Reception and legacy.
"Sanity Obscure" received a wider audience than "Extraction from Mortality". Although "Sanity Obscure" never really became popular, several mainstream magazines