Death & Progress is the fourth studio album from Diamond Head, the British heavy metal band behind Lightning to the Nations, Borrowed Time and Canterbury. Released on 14 June 1993, it was their first record in ten years, following Canterbury in 1983.

The sound is much cleaner and more polished than on those first three albums. Andrew Scarth, who had worked with Bad Company and Foreigner, co-produced, engineered and mixed it. There are two notable guests: Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath, and Dave Mustaine of Megadeth, who brought in his own producer, Max Norman, to help. For anyone who knows only the band's early work, it shows how they sounded after a decade away, with some famous admirers alongside them.

Death & Progress: tracklist and credits

10 tracks · 39:43

Tracklist

  1. 1Starcrossed (Lovers of the Night)4:29
  2. 2Truckin'3:05
  3. 3Calling Your Name (The Light)4:07
  4. 4I Can't Help Myself3:37
  5. 5Paradise3:37
  6. 6Dust4:19
  7. 7Run4:44
  8. 8Wild on the Streets3:47
  9. 9Damnation Street3:18
  10. 10Home4:41
Produced by
Diamond Head, Andrew Scarth, Dave Mustaine, Max Norman
Recorded at
Music Station, Birmingham and Parkgate Studios, Battle, East Sussex, UK
Labels
Bronze, Castle Music
Length
39:43

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1993GBCastle Communications5017615819212other
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2001GBCastle Music5050159124121other
2017XEDissonance Productions803343153033other
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