Unsane - Occupational Hazard (Remastered) (CD)
- Committed
- This Plan
- Over Me
- Take In the Stray
- Stop
- Wait To Lose
- Sick
- Hazmat
- Smells Like Rain
- Lead
- Humidifier
- Scam
- Understand
- No Soul
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- LU009
- Tracks
- 14
- Edition
- Remastered
The fourth full-length album by legendary noise rockers Unsane is noted for it's abrasive, heavy sound, combining elements of punk, metal and industrial music, highlighting the intense urban commentary typical of the band's work. Reflecting back on the 1998 release, ""Occupational Hazard"" is a high mark in pre-millennial sub-mainstream rock culture which would gain a wider audience when the track ""Committed"" was featured in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater Soundtrack, making it arguably the most played Unsane song in their history.Originally released through Relapse Records, the album has been remastered by long time Unsane collaborator and engineer Andrew Schneider. All formats will include the extra track ""No Soul"" which was originally released on Frank Kozik's infamous Man's Ruin label as a limited edition vinyl only release.
- Committed
- This Plan
- Over Me
- Take In the Stray
- Stop
- Wait To Lose
- Sick
- Hazmat
- Smells Like Rain
- Lead
- Humidifier
- Scam
- Understand
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 13
- Edition
- Remastered
The fourth full-length album by legendary noise rockers Unsane is noted for it's abrasive, heavy sound, combining elements of punk, metal and industrial music, highlighting the intense urban commentary typical of the band's work. Reflecting back on the 1998 release, ""Occupational Hazard"" is a high mark in pre-millennial sub-mainstream rock culture which would gain a wider audience when the track ""Committed"" was featured in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater Soundtrack, making it arguably the most played Unsane song in their history.Originally released through Relapse Records, the album has been remastered by long time Unsane collaborator and engineer Andrew Schneider. All formats will include the extra track ""No Soul"" which was originally released on Frank Kozik's infamous Man's Ruin label as a limited edition vinyl only release.
