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Human Error

Unseen Terror · 1987

35 min · 20 tracks · extreme metal

A relentless barrage of grindcore fury with scathing lyrics and razor-sharp precision.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • relentless bursts of energy
  • short tracks for quick listens
  • cathartic release through intensity
  • headbanging anthems for aggression
  • frantic pacing with urgency

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer longer, immersive tracks
  • avoid chaotic listening experiences

Where this album fits

Career context
Released on December 1, 1987, 'Human Error' was Unseen Terror's debut album, establishing them within the UK extreme metal scene. At this time, the band was gaining momentum following their formation in 1987, quickly becoming noted for their intense sound and socially conscious themes.
Stylistic neighbors
Raging Speedhorn· Impiety· Dir En Grey

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Unseen Terror 3:34
  • 2 Oblivion Descends 2:23
  • 3 Divisions 1:53
  • 4 Death Sentence 2:18
  • 5 Nermal 0:11
  • 6 Ignorant Scene 1:38
  • 7 Uninformed 2:02
  • 8 Expulsion of Wrath 1:45
  • 9 Garfield for President 0:43
  • 10 Burned Beyond Recognition 1:20
  • 11 Winds of Pestilence 1:28
  • 12 Hysteria 1:41
  • 13 In a Shallow Grave 0:58
  • 14 Odie’s Revenge 0:16
  • 15 Deliverance 2:19
  • 16 The End Product 2:20
  • 17 To Live & Learn 1:34
  • 18 Charred Remains 1:20
  • 19 Beyond Eternity 3:27
  • 20 Garfield Strikes Again 2:18

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