Tribe (Sadist album)

Tribe
Studio album by Sadist
Released	1996 ; 2006 (re-release)
Recorded	May–August 1995, Rhythm Recording Services, Bidford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, England
Genre	Technical death metal; Melodic death metal; Progressive metal
Length	37:01
Label	Originally released in Italy at Nosferatu Records, licensed to Rising Sun Productions at other European countries ; re-released at Beyond Productions (2006)
Producer	Alberto Penzin
Sadist chronology

Tribe is the second full-length studio album by the Italian progressive death metal band Sadist, originally released in 1996 by Nosferatu Records. It was the last album to features lead singer Zanna and drummer Peso. It features two live Japanese bonus tracks on the original release; "Enslaver of Lies (live)" and "Sometimes They Come Back (live)". Also, a video was shot for "Tribe" in the same year. The album was re-released in 2006 by Beyond Productions and features a cover song after Iron Maiden, "Wrathchild" and two live tracks; "From Bellatrix to Betelgeuse (live)" and "Guitar solo (live)", a live guitar solo by the band.

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Vampire Magazine	Favorable link

Track listing

"Escogido" − 5:03
"India" − 4:44
"From Bellatrix to Betelgeuse" (instrumental) − 4:43
"Den Siste Kamp" − 4:14
"Tribe" − 4:00
"Spiral of Winter Ghosts" − 3:46
"The Ninth Wave" − 4:10
"The Reign of Asmat" − 6:21

Japanese bonus tracks

"Enslaver of Lies (live)"
"Sometimes They Come Back (live)"

2006 re-release bonus tracks

"Wrathchild (Iron Maiden cover)" − Recorded and mixed at Bluetrain, Torino, 1996.
"From Bellatrix to Betelgeuse (live)"
"Guitar solo (live)"

Live tracks recorded at Dracma Club, Torino, 1996

Credits

Band members

Peso − drums, percussion
Chicco − bass, fretless bass
Zanna − death vocals
Tommy − guitars, keyboards, effects

Songwriting and arrangement

All music by Tommaso Talamanca
All lyrics by Zanna, except "India" (Zanna/Yoko) and "Spiral of Winter Ghosts" (Zanna, Peso, Talamanca)
Additional vocals on "The Ninth Wave" by Jane Vaughan
Spoken vocals on "India" by Alam Khondaker

Production

Mastered by Alessandro Cutolo at Elettromati, Milano, Italy
Produced by Alberto Penzin
Mixed by Paul Johnston and Tommy Talamanca
Engineered by Paul Johnston
Recorded and Mixed at Rhythm Recording Services, Bidford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, England, May–August 1995

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