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 Ten years later, precisely when the future of Queensryche is uncertain, I grasp the essence of an album not comparable to Tate and company’s best productions but nonetheless endowed with its own musical dignity and fully worthy of being redeemed from the reputation of black sheep in their production.

 Anyone who loves Queensryche cannot forgo an attentive and repeated listening of their production.

The review re-evaluates Queensryche's 2003 album 'Tribe,' part of a misunderstood trilogy following major classics. It praises the album's unique musical identity and experimental spirit despite initial mixed reception. Notably, it highlights standout tracks and contributions by band members including Chris DeGarmo. The review encourages fans to approach 'Tribe' with fresh ears and appreciate its artistic value. Listen now to Queensryche’s 'Tribe' and rediscover a bold chapter of progressive metal innovation.