Spending large parts of the 1990s operating on the fringes, 2002’s Heathen marked David Bowie’s return to popular favour. Bursting with ideas, the critically-beloved album found the former Thin White Duke pointedly pondering all things spiritual.
Despite the weighty themes of Bowie's 23rd LP, Heathen was a diverse listen musically, and its 12 songs were captivatingly produced (the album marked the return of longtime friend and production maestro Tony Visconti).