"Human" is the fourth studio album by the influential American rock band Death, released on October 22, 1991, through Relativity Records. This album stands out in the genre of rock, particularly within the metal sub-genres, showcasing Death's evolution in sound and lyrical themes. With a total of eight tracks, "Human" delves into complex topics such as consciousness, existence, and the human condition, which are prevalent throughout the band's discography. The album is notable for its intricate guitar work, rapid tempos, and a blend of aggressive and melodic elements, characterizing the signature technical death metal style that Death is renowned for. "Human" features tracks that demonstrate advanced musicianship and a shift towards a more progressive structure, marking a significant point in the band's trajectory. As a pivotal release in the early '90s metal scene, "Human" has influenced countless artists and remains a critical piece in the history of rock music. The album's production quality and conceptual depth continue to resonate with fans and critics alike.