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	Progressive death metal
Length	37:01
Label	Rising Sun Productions Beyond Productions (2006)
Producer	Alberto Penzin
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Sadist chronology
Above the Light (1993) Tribe (1996) Crust (1997)

Tribe is the second full-length studio album by the Italian progressive death metal band Sadist, released in 1996 by Rising Sun Productions. 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.

Track listing

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

Japanese bonus tracks

1. "Enslaver of Lies (live)"
2. "Sometimes They Come Back (live)"

2006 re-release bonus tracks

1. "Wrathchild (Iron Maiden cover)" − Recorded and mixed at Bluetrain, Torino, 1996.
2. "From Bellatrix to Betelgeuse (live)"
3. "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