This 1994 release, "Dehumanization," saw Crucifix continuing their abrasive sound after a decade-long hiatus. The album retains the band's signature intensity while exploring themes of societal decay.
- "Dehumanization" was released on May 28, 1994, by Kustomized Records. The album is classified under the metal and heavy metal genres. Crucifix's earlier work is often associated with the anarcho-punk movement.
- The 1994 release date places "Dehumanization" in a later period for the band, following their initial active years in the 1980s. This album marked a return after a significant break from recording.
- The album "Dehumanization" was released on the Kustomized label, known for its various heavy music releases. The genre is listed as metal and heavy metal.
Crucifix were a British anarcho-punk band formed in the early 1980s. They were known for their fast, aggressive sound and politically charged lyrics.
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