"Schizophrenia" is the second studio album by Brazilian heavy metal band Sepultura, released on October 30, 1987, through Roadrunner Records. This album marks a significant evolution in the band's sound, transitioning from their earlier thrash metal roots to a more complex and aggressive style that incorporates elements of death metal and groove metal. Consisting of nine tracks, "Schizophrenia" showcases Sepultura's unique blend of powerful rhythms, intricate guitar work, and socially conscious lyrics. The album was recorded at the famed studio, J. M. Studios in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, and features a mix of high-energy tracks and introspective melodies. "Schizophrenia" received critical acclaim for its innovative sound and is considered a landmark release in the metal genre, contributing to the band's growing reputation in the international music scene. The album's raw production and intense themes resonate with fans and continue to influence emerging metal artists. As a key release in Sepultura's discography, "Schizophrenia" solidified the band's status as pioneers of Brazilian metal.