A particular of the most prominent demos is an initial edition of “In for the Kill”, what features a marginally different structure and lyrics. A second demo, called “Sick and Tired”, is a slow-burning, doom-laden cut that demonstrates the band’s capability to create heavy, plodding riffs.

This “Dehumanizer” sessions took in The Record Plant in Los Angeles, California, with maker Chris Tsangarides at the wheel. The group labored relentlessly to produce an album that could satisfy the fans and critics alike. Nevertheless, as is frequently the scenario, not all cuts found it onto the final album.

Over the years, stories have circulated about the existence of demo recordings from the "Dehumanizer” meetings. These demos, which have been circulating amidst supporters and hoarders, offer a fascinating look into the band’s artistic method and offer an occasion to listen to some of the songs that didn't get it onto the finished album.

The Demos