Skeptic Sense: Mind Versus Soul: The Anthology
Skeptic Sense: Mind Versus Soul: The Anthology
Format: CD
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Artist: Skeptic Sense
Label: Divebomb
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 711576010729
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
2016 collection by the German metal band. The roots of Skeptic Sense date back to southern Germany circa 1987, when co-workers Stephen Thumm (guitar) and Peter Sugg (guitar) bonded over their love of heavy metal and decided to form a band called Sluggard with friends (and half-brothers) Ju¨rgen Knörle (bass) and Joachim Klinkosch (drums). After finally securing vocalist Cornelius Halder and releasing their debut demo in 1990, the group's final lineup was solidified in 1991 with a new drummer, Ilias Fischer, and a new name, Skeptic Sense-inspired by lyrics from the Sanctuary song "Future Tense." Increasingly influenced by more progressive metal acts such as Fates Warning, Watchtower, and fellow Germans Sieges Even, Skeptic Sense advanced towards a more technical direction - recording one more demo, Harmony of Souls, before entering Delta Studios in Wilster, Germany to begin work on their lone full-length, Presence of Mind-released by Inline Music sub-label Gorgon in 1994. Unfortunately, the record label had mysteriously disappeared by the end of that same year, so Skeptic Sense was unable to capitalize on the favorable press received by Harmony of Souls, and Presence of Mind went largely unheard-the band falling apart shortly after its release. Now, more than two decades later Mind Versus Soul: The Anthology collects the complete, 16-song Skeptic Sense discography, fully remastered by Jamie King at The Basement Recording. In addition to all-new cover art by Steven R. Cobb, the booklet includes a retrospective interview, lyrics, and photographs direct from the band's archives-finally treating this underappreciated jewel of progressive thrash metal as the cult classic for which it has always deserved to be recognized... for the fans, by the fans!
Tracks:
1.1 Structures ; Interruptions
1.2 Harmony of Souls
1.3 Human Indulgence
1.4 Raped
1.5 Downfall
1.6 Norm Always Wins
1.7 Last Moments
1.8 Capital Punishment
1.9 Harmony of Souls
1.10 Norm Always Wins
1.11 Capital Punishment
1.12 Sträwcku¨R/Norm Always Wins
1.13 Raped
1.14 Human Indulgence
1.15 Last Moments
1.16 Downfall
