Execution (album)

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Execution
Studio album by Tribuzy
Released	2005 (2005)
Genre	Heavy metal power metal
Length	57:49
Label	Art Records

Execution is the first full-length album by Brazilian heavy metal band Tribuzy, released in 2005.

Track listing[]

1. "Execution" – 7:15
2. "Forgotten Time" – 4:19
3. "The Attempt" – 4:08
4. "Divine Disgrace" – 5:25
5. "Absolution" – 9:36
6. "Web of Life" – 4:47
7. "Nature of Evil" – 7:42
8. "Lake of Sins" – 4:17
9. "Beast in the Light" – 6:01
10. "Aggressive" – 6:01

Japanese release bonus tracks[]

1. "The Means"

Personnel[]

Tribuzy

• Renato Tribuzy – vocals
• Kiko Loureiro – lead guitar on all songs except "Absolution", "Web of Life", and "The Means"
• Gustavo Silveira – rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar on "The Means"
• Chris Dale – bass on all songs except for "Nature of Evil" and "The Means"
• Sidney Sohn – keyboards
• Marcos Barzo – drums

Guest musicians

• Frank Schieber – acoustic guitar on "The Means"
• Bruce Dickinson – vocals on "Beast in the Light"
• Michael Kiske – vocals on "Absolution"
• Mat Sinner – vocals on "Nature of Evil"
• Ralf Scheepers – vocals on "Nature of Evil"
• Dennis Ward – bass on "Nature of Evil"
• Roland Grapow – lead guitar on "Absolution" and "Web of Life"
• Roy Z – guitar solo on "Beast in the Light"

Technical staff

• Renato Tribuzy – production
• Marcelo Sabóia – audio engineering
• Pablo Vitori – audio engineering
• Fernando Fischgold – vocal audio engineering
• Sidney Sohn – guitar/keyboard audio engineering
• Enio Moisés – bass audio engineering
• Achim Köhler – drum audio engineering
• Dennis Ward – mixing, mastering
• Gustavo Sazes – artwork

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