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Pray for calm..." has been reviewed in the new Metal Hammer (UK) magazine - issue 194. You can find Metal Hammer magazine in most shops or you can go online here - www.metalhammer.co.uk

The guys are "thrilled" that the album is getting great reviews from the European metal press. We caught up with Adam who says "Metal Hammer is kind of an institution for the UK metal scene, and it's just great to see the press appreciating what we are trying to do"

For those of you without access to the UK review here it is;

TRIBE - PRAY FOR CALM� NEED THE CHAOS

CMM/SAOL

Ambitious debut for British hard rockers


FOR a little known UK quartet, Tribe have made excellent use of limited resources. The Yorkshiremen�s debut album was produced by Heaven�s Gate guitarist Sascha Paeth (whose resume features Angra, Kamelot, Rhapsody and Edguy), while Amanda Somerville of Epica, Avantasia and Mob Rules fame sings on two of its songs. Equally relevant, their brand of traditional hard rock also features regularly on Bruce Dickinson�s radio show.

Like the range of bands that Paeth colludes with, Tribe colour their sound with a palette of textures. Beginning with a delicate flurry of keys and embedded powerchords before weaving into an extravagant mini-opera, Ghost Ballet is a provocative summation of their talent, with specific praise for the expressive delivery of frontman Paul Kettley.


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