Queensrÿche’s The Warning leans into a darker, more traditional heavy metal sound, built on sharp riffs and a steady, driving pace the band is classically known for. There’s a sense of scale to it, with themes that feel bigger than the band’s earlier work without losing focus. The Warning is heavy and direct, and it’s always worth running back a few times.
Tracklist:
Side A
1. Warning
2. En Force
3. Deliverance
4. No Sanctuary
5. NM 156
Side B
1. Take Hold Of The Flame
2. Before The Storm
3. Child Of Fire
4. Roads To Madness
