Canterbury was the fourth and final studio album by Diamond Head released in 1991. It marked a departure from their earlier sound.
- The album was recorded at The Old Smithy Studios in Worcester. It was produced by Ali Mackenzie and Diamond Head. The album was released by Mole.
- Canterbury was the first Diamond Head album to feature guitarist Geoffroy (Geoff) Berridge. Berridge replaced founder member Brian Tatler.
- The album failed to chart and is often considered their least successful release. It received mixed reviews from critics at the time.
Diamond Head is a British heavy metal band formed in 1976. They were a key band in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement.
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