Canterbury is the third studio album by Diamond Head, the British heavy metal band, and it came out on MCA Records on 16 September 1983. It followed Lightning to the Nations in 1980 and Borrowed Time in 1982, and it reached number 32 on the UK Albums Chart.

What sets it apart is its leaning towards progressive rock. That influence was only hinted at on Borrowed Time, but here it comes much further to the front, giving the band's heavy metal and hard rock a more adventurous shape. If you know the group mainly through their earliest records, this is the one that shows them stretching their sound in a new direction.

Canterbury: tracklist, credits and charts

9 tracks · 40:42

Tracklist

  1. 1Makin' Music3:51
  2. 2Out of Phase3:32
  3. 3The Kingmaker4:12
  4. 4One More Night4:11
  5. 5To the Devil His Due6:03
  6. 6Knight of the Swords6:53
  7. 7Ishmael4:01
  8. 8I Need Your Love3:02
  9. 9Canterbury4:55
Produced by
Mike Shipley & Diamond Head, Mike Shipley
Recorded
1983
Labels
MCA Records, MCA
Length
40:42

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 198332

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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1983DEMCA Recordsoriginal
1983USMCA Recordsoriginal
16 December 1992JPMCA Records4988067009685other
15 October 2007XEMetal Mind Productions5907785030954other
21 December 2011JPGeffen4988005688361other
2023NLMusic on CD0600753976685other
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