Metal Church's The Human Factor, released in 1991, is a powerful heavy metal album that combines sharp social commentary with the band’s signature sound. Known for its raw energy and melodic yet aggressive style, the album addresses themes of societal issues and personal struggles. Standout tracks like "The Human Factor," "Date with Poverty," and "In Mourning" showcase Mike Howe's commanding vocals, combined with hard-hitting riffs and dynamic drumming. Produced by Mark Dodson, the album highlights Metal Church’s ability to balance intensity with melody, offering a thought-provoking and impactful listening experience. The Human Factor is often praised for its lyrical depth and is considered one of the band's finest works. For fans of thrash and traditional heavy metal, this album remains a standout example of Metal Church’s contribution to the genre’s evolution during the early 1990s.

The Human Factor is available as a limited edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on flaming coloured vinyl.
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