To bounce back after so many releases that ranged from uninspired to terrible is not an easy feat. Queensrÿche came back to life -when even their most fanatic followers had completely given up on them- with their self-titled album six years ago, then continued to earn back much of their lost renown with Condition Hüman that followed, and they now solidify the return to the metal world's list of bands that deserve our respect with The Verdict.   Review by nikarg ››

"American Soldier" marks the 10th studio release for the Seattle based Prog-Metalers.

The album draws it's inspiration from the trials and travails of, well, as the title suggests, American soldiers. What makes this concept particularly...   Review by BitterCOld ››

Damn, it wasn't really easy for me to do the review of an album like "Mindcrime II". First because a lot of people were waiting for it (me the first) and also because I'm quite sure that we will have a lot of fights and debates about...   Review by Jeff ››

For all the fans of Prog Metal, Queensryche is certainly considerate like an idol. Of course the American band is certainly one of the best bands ever in the style, and then no need for me to present them again. All the metal heads must know who they...   Review by Jeff ››